How cute are these printable seed packets? We used them for our lessons on vegetables. KJ gathered and saved seeds from various fruits and veggies. We dried them and put them in our cute little seed packets.We downloaded these adorable little packets from Keeping Life Creative. (She even has other veggie patterns that you can download and print!) The download does not include the googley eyes on it. We glued them on ourselves. Doesn’t the tomato kind of look like Bob from Veggie Tales?
Anyhow, we were so impressed with these that I traced one of the printable packets onto paper and we made some more packets of our own.
We filled all of our packets and KJ is looking forward to planting them in the spring. Last spring/summer we grew peas, tomatoes, pumpkins, and watermelons. She is now very determined to grow an apple tree! 🙂 We will see how that goes!!!
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Anonymous~
Click on the “Keeping Life Creative” link and then there will be directions on how to download. Hope that helps! 🙂
Hi Jenn
Hav etried to download the files, but unable to print them, just wondering how do you do it?
So cute! And I love how you traced the printable packet to make some more packets of your own! I featured your post at the Living Montessori Now Facebook page at http://www.facebook.com/LivingMontessoriNow
Just what we were looking for! Thanks so much for sharing, 🙂
These are adorable! Thanks for the link! *Ü*
I love those seed packets. Adding the eyes was a great idea! I may use this idea with my Kindergartener.
Love your blog.
-Phyllis