Kindergartners have to learn colors.
Well, there s a lot of ways to do that. We can do color worksheets, or we can go into our Nature Center and see what colors we find. Since partnering with the Botanic Garden through a Chicago Annenberg network, Suder has added such reality-based learning to all parts of its curriculum, integrating plant science into reading, math, art and science. With a digital camera provided through the program, Baskins records her children s garden explorations. They find colors, count flowers, whatever.