Get Ready, Get Set, Grow

Duration: 15

Genre: Educational

Creator: Bullfrog

Format: 16mm

Color: Color

Sound: sound

Description: Get Ready, Get Set, Grow Distributed by Brooklyn Botanic Garden; 1000 Washington Ave; Brooklyn; NY; 11225-1099 ; Tel. (718)287-9675 (718)622-4433DC: BBG Produced by Brooklyn Botanic Garden; 1000 Washington Ave; Brooklyn; NY; 11225-1099 ; Tel. (718)287-9675 (718)622-4433PC: BBG Year published 1986 Grade Level: A Distributed on media: 1 videocassette (15 min.), 1/2 in.; 1 videocassette (u-matic) (15 min.), 3/4 in. Color?Color Length: 15 MIN Description: Introduces children to flower and vegetable gardening and includes topics such as photosynthesis and pollination. Topics: Gardening-, about how food grows from seeds such as turnips, tomatoes, etc. Filmed at the Children's garden in Brooklyn. Introducing children to the marvels of plant life is one of the educational benefits of a children's garden. But it is more than education, for it can stimulate a sense of wonder and a respect for living things.

Complete Record: Get Ready, Get Set, Grow Distributed by Brooklyn Botanic Garden; 1000 Washington Ave; Brooklyn; NY; 11225-1099 ; Tel. (718)287-9675 (718)622-4433DC: BBG Produced by Brooklyn Botanic Garden; 1000 Washington Ave; Brooklyn; NY; 11225-1099 ; Tel. (718)287-9675 (718)622-4433PC: BBG Year published 1986 Grade Level: A Distributed on media: 1 videocassette (15 min.), 1/2 in.; 1 videocassette (u-matic) (15 min.), 3/4 in. Color?Color Length: 15 MIN Description: Introduces children to flower and vegetable gardening and includes topics such as photosynthesis and pollination. Topics: Gardening-, Filmed in the Children's Garden, Brooklyn, this documentary provides an introduction to plant growth and the basics of gardening. The film combines live action footage of children gardening with animation of plant botany to produce a science lesson on how plants reproduce, grow food and interact with insects. , , about how food grows from seeds such as turnips, tomatoes, etc. Filmed at the Children's garden in Brooklyn. Introducing children to the marvels of plant life is one of the educational benefits of a children's garden. But it is more than education, for it can stimulate a sense of wonder and a respect for living things.NOTE: Two (or more) records have been merged together to create this data.