Sunflower cultivation exchange

Children grow sunflowers in Konan Ward flowers while interacting with local people in gardens and nearby parks.

Click the name of the garden to jump to the content of each garden's exchange.

[Thursday, May 16]
・For the first time, the parents and seniors who came to open the garden sowed sunflower seeds together.
・The elder was talking with ease, and the expressions of the parents became brighter at once.
・"Is my child so firm when he grows up? Tell me how to sow seeds! "He was talking.
・We sowed seeds one by one, and at the end we all called out, "Let's be big!"

[Friday, June 14]
・A two-year-old child and mother who came to open the garden sprayed water together.
・"The flower says that I'm happy to get a lot of water," he said with his parents and children.
・One month later, cute sunflower flowers bloomed, and seniors and middle-aged came to see sunflowers one after another.

[Friday, June 7]
Although we could not interact, each class and all the children (32 people) enjoyed sowing and looked forward to the flowers blooming.
When the flower blooms, point to the sunflower saying, "What is that?" Or "Yellow flowers are cute!" "I love sunflowers!" And the children naturally smile.

We received sunflower seeds, but it was difficult to interact with the park protection society and decided to grow them in the garden.
The garden was replaced by a temporary garden because the garden was replaced, and sunflower cultivation was severe in the garden and cultivated in planters.
The middle-aged children raised as representatives and watered them. Because of the heat, the growth was not very good.

[Friday, June 14]
I made a bowl with a milk pack the day before sowing, and the next day I sowed sunflowers with a 4.5-year-old child.
The buds came out in about a week, and the children said, "The buds are coming out! Awesome!' I was happy. After a while after the buds came out, I put them on the flowerbed of the nursery school. The children did not see how the local people took it, but every day, "Is the sunflower reduced? Did you take it?' I was worried about it.

・On Monday, May 20, three people from Maruyamadai Neighborhood Association were invited to sow sunflowers, but due to rainy weather, it was postponed, and sowed only by children on Wednesday, May 22 I did it.
・When I handed three species per person, I saw the color and shape of the species. I made a hole in the soil, put seeds, and then sanded it. "I'm looking forward to the buds coming out" and "When will the buds come out?"

・We regularly watered and observed them.
・He happily reported when the buds came out, and while watching the sunflowers growing day by day, he said, "The leaves were big," "It's going to bloom soon," "This is the sunflower I planted." I was curious about the growth.
・When the flowers bloomed, I was happy that "I'm bigger than me," and when I saw the sunflowers blooming in the same direction, I heard a voice saying, "I'm facing the sun."

[Thursday, May 30]
While learning the types and how to sow seeds from the protection society, we had fun interacting with sunflower seeds and watering them.

[Wednesday, May 8]
・We sowed on May 8 while having the members of the protection society teach them the types and how to sow the seeds. Every time I went to the park, I was looking forward to growing sunflowers.
[Wednesday, July 24]
・The flowering photo was taken on July 24. At the time of flowering photography, we sent a sunflower pendant handmade by the children to the protection society. On this day, it was the last work day in July, and more protection associations came and worked than usual. I was able to know again that the park was beautiful by many people.

[Monday, May 27]
Elderly people in the area were invited to the garden, and older students and 3-year-old children gave greetings. .
Everyone, from adults to children, was able to sow seeds in the planter with the children, as the elderly taught me, drilling holes in the soil and sowing seeds. .

[Monday, August 5]
In front of the blooming sunflowers, the elderly and older children took a group photo.
The photo was pasted on a handmade fan produced during the summer vacation and handed it as a celebration of Respect for the Elderly.

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