Garden unit

Unit studies are a great way to introduce your children to a special topic of interest. A gardening unit study is a wonderful way to show your children to where their food comes and how

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Discover the amazing community garden benefits for your health and social life! Growing your own food in a community garden improves access to fresh, healthy produce, and provides exercise for everyone. Shared gardening fosters connection and combats social isolation, while creating a network. Consider planting peppers, tomatoes, berries, aromatic herbs, and leafy greens.

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Discover 10 creative greenhouse ideas to grow stunning cut flowers! Perfect for DIY enthusiasts in urban areas like LA, NYC, and more.

This plant life cycle craft was a fun way to show our learning with lots of fine motor practice. Great for a plant theme in tot school, preschool, or even kindergarten!

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 sprouts, to 1/2 our entire yard converted to garden space.

This spring and summer dive into learning all about seeds and plants with your kids! This unit study is perfect for the whole family - ideal for children aged 4-12 years old and full of hands on activities and play based learning, as well as discussion questions, books, YouTube videos, literacy and math extensions, and more!

Grow a homeschool garden with your family! Hands on family garden planning and learning. Math and science school garden unit study.

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In this blog post, I'm sharing hands-on gardening activities for kids that are perfect to add to your gardening unit study.

You will just love We are the Gardeners by Joanna Gaines and her kids! This book is full of great plants (science) content- but the real appeal of this story is the emphasis on growth mindset! Check out the blog post and grab some free book extension activities!

Getting your hands dirty in a gardening unit study #spring #homeschooling

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Here are our favorite garden-based homeschool resource picks for kindergarten and elementary! We’ve had a beautiful homeschool year so far and I'm so thankful for that. With the arrival of Spring, we're now knee-deep in our Spring garden and transitioning into our big gardening-based subject months. I’ve separated these digital printable resources into subject categories

How to Plan And Start an Easy Gardening Unit Study for Kids. I have some fun tips on how to plan an easy gardening unit study. You'll love more ideas on my best homeschool unit studies and Easy Seeds and Gardening Unit Study for Kids (Middle – Upper Elementary) pages. My favorite place to start with a unit study is with fun hands-on activities. Besides, getting their hands dirty, in this case literally, is a wonderful way to make sure that the information sticks.

Taking advantage of the Vegaviana scales, the project starts out from bringing the strategies and experiences of subsistence gardens to the city. In this context, structures that host neo-crops which need living spaces and ecosystems where they can be cultivated and produced on a large scale are introduced. This is how vegahubs are born. The symbiotic relationships between these structures develops the different spaces: workshops, gardens, meeting places, chatting spots, research areas…