Homeschool gardening

Roundup of free botany materials for homeschools and classrooms; free plant printables for a variety of ages

How to start a homeschool nature co-op! This blog post explores the benefits of starting a nature-based co-op, provides a step-by-step guide, and offers inspiration for fostering a love of nature in your homeschooling community.

Do your kids like gardening? Teaching kids how to garden is easy with these free gardening printables for kids. Free garden worksheets and printables will teach kids how to garden and how to enjoy the great outdoors. Gardening with kids is fun and easy when you are prepared to have fun. Flowers, ground layers, leaf anatomy, parts of a tree, and more are included in this collection of printable garden worksheets for kids of all ages.

Gardening with kids doesn't have to be based on a structured lesson plan. Here are some tips to get your kids in the garden without the stress of planning.

Get gardening lesson plan ideas from beginner to pro.

Gardening is such an experience of the mind, heart, and senses, and I am here to encourage you that there are big and small ways to teach your children through the experience of a garden project. We have accomplished this in the simplest of forms from seedlings in Ziploc baggies + baby spr

Homeschooling multiple ages and grades can be tough. Here some of the best strategies for planning (and homeschooling) multiple grades.

Use this year plan of garden activities for children with monthly garden plan for the year, perfect for school gardening clubs.

That time has come again when leaves are falling and the air is nice and chilly.Fall is my favorite time of the year, although it's sad to see Summer end. Next

Looking for a way to expose your student to the joy of gardening? This Gardening Unit Study may be just the trick! It's geared for a wide grade level range, and it packs a wallop by including math, science, social studies/geography, language arts, and visual arts!