How To: Kids Mini Altar
Pillars Of Kindness and Courage
Start Your Own Garden
Kids Daily Meditations
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Avani’s Garden Kids

A cartoon girl with curly blonde hair wearing sunglasses on her head, gold hoop earrings, a bright orange jacket with patches of frogs, a green globe, a sun, and a crown, a yellow t-shirt with a sun design, and blue pants, smiling with braces on her teeth against a light blue background.
Four children walking and talking outside a library building with a sign that reads Cleveland Carnegie South Branch. The children are smiling and carrying backpacks, with one holding a jar and another reading a book. The scene is sunny with green grass, daisies, and trees in the background.
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A young boy with curly brown hair, sunglasses on his head, sitting on the grass in a park, smiling while looking at a ladybug on an orange flower. In the background, there is a city skyline, a lake, trees, and two people walking. The boy has a green backpack, a yellow T-shirt with bee illustrations, and a notebook and pencil beside him.

Welcome, Little Guardians

Step into a world where every leaf is a teacher, every breeze carries a story, and every child is a brave keeper of balance.

Here on our Kids page you’ll find fun games, mini-meditations, coloring downloads, and garden quests designed just for you.

Explore the Pillars of Kindness & Courage through comics and secret missions.

Grow your own tiny Avani Garden with easy-peasy planting guides, Track the moon like an ancient sky-watcher !

Whether you live in a city apartment or on a big farm, you already carry Avani magic in your breath. Let’s learn, play, and sprinkle that magic everywhere we go, together!

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    Daily Moon Guide

    NASA's interactive map for observing the Moon each day of the year.

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  • Diagram of the solar system showing the sun and planets orbiting around it.

    Eyes on the Solar System

    Our solar system includes the Sun, eight planets, five officially named dwarf planets, hundreds of moons, and thousands of asteroids and comets. Our solar system is located in the Milky Way, a barred spiral galaxy with two major arms, and two minor arms. Our Sun is in a small, partial arm of the Milky Way called the Orion Arm, or Orion Spur, between the Sagittarius and Perseus arms. Our solar system orbits the center of the galaxy at about 515,000 mph (828,000 kph). It takes about 230 million years to complete one orbit around the galactic center.

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  • Long exposure photograph of star trails in the night sky over rocky landscape.

    Skywatching

    Skywatching Tips, guides, activities, and videos for skywatchers.

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  • A colorful illustrated scene of a mountain, river, trees, flowers, a deer, and a fox with the text 'What is Nature?' in large yellow letters.

    What is Nature?

    Provided by PBS: Exploring our world is fun! Abby Brown loves to help kids have fun while learning! In this segment, Abby teaches examples and nonexamples of nature.  Kids also learn they can help take care of the Earth through conservation and recycling.

    PBS Kids-What is Nature?
  • Colorful illustration of a boy riding a bicycle outdoors with wind turbines, a smiling sun, clouds, and green bushes, with the text "What is energy?" written in large letters.

    What is Energy?

    Provided by PBS: Abby Brown loves to help kids have fun while learning! In this segment, Abby teaches kids about different types of energy including light, heat and sound. Energy is all around us! We can start to identify different types of energy and the work that is being done when you take a look around you.

    PBS Kids-What is Energy?
  • Colorful children's illustration with a smiling sun, clouds, rainbow, snowflakes, rain, and a child in a yellow raincoat explaining weather.

    What is Weather?

    Provided by PBS: Abby Brown loves to help kids have fun while learning! In this segment, Abby teaches kids about weather. Kids learn to observe the air and and sky as well as a thermometer in order to evaluate the weather.

    PBS Kids-What is Weather?
  • Colorful illustration with the question 'What is Farming?' featuring a smiling sun, a chicken, a butterfly, carrots, a cow, and a tractor on a grassy field with clouds in the sky.

    What Is Farming?

    Provided by PBS: Exploring our world is fun! Abby Brown loves to help kids have fun while learning! In this segment, Abby teaches kids about the people, animals, equipment and buildings on a farm.

    PBS Kids-What is Farming?
  • Animated boy with brown hair smiling and pointing at a logo that says "Ready Jet Go!" against a purple background.

    The Energy From the Sun | Ready Jet Go!

    Not even Jet and his friends can escape the summer heat. In this clip from Ready Jet Go!, an exhausted Mindy asks Jet why the sun is so hot. Jet explains that the sun is actually a bright star, and that it is responsible for all life on Earth. Because the Earth is not too hot and not too cold, scientists sometimes call it a "Goldilocks planet".

    PBS Kids-The Energy From the Sun
  • Animation of a child looking out a car window at a full moon and starry night sky, with a red car on a hill and a text overlay saying, 'I love looking out the window when I'm riding in the car.'

    Let's Look at the Moon | Everyday Learning

    Why does the moon follow you when you’re riding along in a car? Ask this and other simple astronomy questions directly to the moon in this short animation. And then get students outside to explore the sky for themselves!

    PBS Kids-Let's Look at the Moon
  • A girl with brown hair standing outdoors near a wooden house, holding a red bucket. Two chickens, one brown and one white, are nearby. There is a white fence and green hills in the background.

    What Comes from an Egg? | Everyday Learning

    Provided by PBS: Chickens hatch from eggs, but what about other animals? Explore our narrator’s book to learn about a variety of animals from spiders to platypuses that start their lives as eggs.

    PBS Kids-What Comes from an Egg? | Everyday Learning
Illustration of a girl hugging a large white cat with the title 'Rosie's Rules' and a sheet of written rules or guidelines.

The Weather In My Neighborhood: Lesson Plan | Rosie's Rules

Your students will learn that the weather is different across communities and will practice identifying the types of clothing that would be most appropriate in varying weather conditions.

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