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Snapdragon Flowers Art and Puppet Show
Lisa Ely - Author (Online)
About
Students will enjoy this virtual learning session from my outdoor classroom space. We will talk about flowers in the garden and specifically snapdragons. I will share some of my favorite things about these fun easy to grow flowers and show how anyone can turn them into puppets that talk. This is a trick that never goes away and always makes students laugh and engage. Intertwined in the silliness, students will learn importance of flowers, like the snapdragons, in the garden and learn a little bit about how they grow. The last 15 minutes of class we will work together to create thumbprint or crayon snapdragons and share our creations.
This is an online class that is hosted on the KidPass Digital Platform, which uses Zoom. Upon booking, you will receive a link to access the class in your booking confirmation email. Simply click on the link when it’s time for your class. Please download Zoom prior to the start of the class.
This is an online class that is hosted on the KidPass Digital Platform, which uses Zoom. Upon booking, you will receive a link to access the class in your booking confirmation email. Simply click on the link when it’s time for your class. Please download Zoom prior to the start of the class.
When to arrive:
5 minutes before
Additional details:
Students should have on hands: paper, crayons, washable paints, crayons or markers
Cancellation policy:
0.25 minutes in advance
Caregiver required:
No
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About
An enthusiastic mom of two kids, Lisa Ely first learned to garden from her dad in their backyard when she was 6. Ever since, there has not been a pile of dirt that she didn’t want to get her hands in.
Lisa is the creator of Learn, Giggle & Grow Garden Curriculum and the co-author of three books under the Kinder Gardens umbrella. She is currently working on her next book series and a multi-media, adventure gardening experience for families to learn more and be inspired every day.
Prior to launching her children’s and family gardening enterprise, Lisa traveled the world over and over as an award-winning non-fiction TV producer and director. Some of her credits, like CBS's The Amazing Race, Discovery’s Garden Police and a number of shows on HGTV (including the Rose Parade) have helped her learn more about her garden passion.
Lisa’s always been described as a big kid—and it wasn’t until she had kids that people stopped looking at her a bit funny when she would start a mud ball fight or run through the sprinklers. (She admits that she’s good at playing because she’s had years of practice!) She lives by her new family motto of “We’re washable!”
Lisa loves being in front of a group, sharing her love of everything fun in the garden. Some of her favorite classes are focused on worm science, eating the rainbow, tomato talk, soil on the move and root, stems, oh my!
When she’s not gardening she’s often with her husband watching their kids play baseball, paddling a dragon boat or playing her own version of “Chopped” to get a nightly dinner on the table!
Lisa is the creator of Learn, Giggle & Grow Garden Curriculum and the co-author of three books under the Kinder Gardens umbrella. She is currently working on her next book series and a multi-media, adventure gardening experience for families to learn more and be inspired every day.
Prior to launching her children’s and family gardening enterprise, Lisa traveled the world over and over as an award-winning non-fiction TV producer and director. Some of her credits, like CBS's The Amazing Race, Discovery’s Garden Police and a number of shows on HGTV (including the Rose Parade) have helped her learn more about her garden passion.
Lisa’s always been described as a big kid—and it wasn’t until she had kids that people stopped looking at her a bit funny when she would start a mud ball fight or run through the sprinklers. (She admits that she’s good at playing because she’s had years of practice!) She lives by her new family motto of “We’re washable!”
Lisa loves being in front of a group, sharing her love of everything fun in the garden. Some of her favorite classes are focused on worm science, eating the rainbow, tomato talk, soil on the move and root, stems, oh my!
When she’s not gardening she’s often with her husband watching their kids play baseball, paddling a dragon boat or playing her own version of “Chopped” to get a nightly dinner on the table!
Editor’s Tip
Prior to launching her children’s and family gardening enterprise, Lisa traveled the world over and over as an award-winning non-fiction TV producer and director for shows like The Amazing Race, Garden Police and the Rose Parade!
