Lenny Lemon gardening activity sheets now available in Kurdish
Gardening brings joy and connection to everyone, everywhere. We’re thrilled to announce that our Lenny Lemon gardening activity sheets are now available in Kurdish (Kurmanji), alongside English, Arabic, Farsi, Ukrainian, French, Pashto, Somali and Spanish.
Designed for families, schools and community groups, these activity sheets encourage creativity, nurture a love of nature and help build cultural connections. Whether you’re planting at home, supporting pupils in the classroom, or engaging beneficiaries through NGOs and charities, there’s something here for everyone.
Activity ideas include:
- Make a ladybird and bug home
- Drinking trays for birds
- Grow snapdragons
- Make and follow a trail
- Animal leaf pictures
- Container planting with a twist
- Mr and Mrs Cresshead
- Make a seed storage box
- Build a mini wormery
- Make a crown from leaves or petals
- Sunflower pot people
Thanks to the Royal Horticultural Society, these materials have been adapted to support families in refugee and internally displaced people (IDP) communities. Together, we’re helping everyone enjoy the wonders of gardening, regardless of background or location.
Download Lenny Lemon gardening activity sheets.
For refugee and displaced communities
If you work with refugees, asylum seekers or displaced communities in the UK or USA, we can help you grow! Our seed donation scheme provides a variety of food and flower seeds, donated by gardeners across the UK and USA. Pair these with our activity sheets to create meaningful and therapeutic gardening experiences. To request seeds and activity sheets for your project, simply complete our online form.
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