Kids Gardening Supplies

Also handy for working in tight spaces and a great choice for adults who like working with a tool that's more compact and lightweight than a full-sized shovel. Sized for kids, this premium-quality rake invites kids to really dig into their gardening projects.

Sized for kids ages 4 to 7. Child-sized wheelbarrow is made from rugged, powder-coated steel with a solid, no-flat tire. Let small children join in a digging project, move a bit of mulch or tote a few plants.

Features a comfort-grip handle. Dig in and grow! Safe for little gardeners, our economic hand tools are easy to clean and will not rust.

As students record observations and collect data, they discover the important role that pollinators play in helping plants produce seeds and in making the foods we eat. Lead students through investigations into flower structure, pollinator preferences,...

“My students are thinking deeply about food system issues. I use LiFE as a replacement unit in our adopted science curriculum.” – Stephen M., sixth-grade teacher. Growing Food provides experiences for students to learn science through the study...

Download a sample lesson plan called Life Cycle of a Plant. Whether you're a new or experienced gardener, Garden Adventures will help you use the garden as a teaching tool. This instructional introductory guide for early childhood educators, by Kidsgardening.org,...

Compact 2-Tier GrowLab light garden is just 27" long x 14-5/8" wide, so it takes up very little floor space — just over 2 square feet. Whether you're growing plants in a greenhouse, under your GrowLab indoor light garden or on a windowsill, A Complete...

Sowing the Seeds of Wonder includes: Lessons invite students to dig into the soil; observe birds, insects, and other critters; and enjoy the tastes of fresh fruits and vegetables they plant, harvest, and prepare.

This guide provides you with step-by-step instructions for setting up an indoor garden including: GrowLab: A Complete Guide is designed to help you create a positive and stress-free indoor gardening experience.

Compact 3-Tier GrowLab light garden is just 27" long x 14-5/8" wide, so it takes up very little floor space — just over 2 square feet. Whether you're growing plants in a greenhouse, under your GrowLab indoor light garden or on a windowsill, A Complete...

Meets National Science Standards. GrowLab: Classroom Activities for Indoor Gardens and Grow Lights , by KidsGardening.org, is a complete curriculum that uses fun, illustrated activities to explore life cycles, examine plant diversity, and investigate...

They engage in hands-on investigations of the cycling of matter in nature and human impact on this cycle including energy and resource use in processing, packaging, and transporting food.

Quotes from pilot educators from Brooklyn Botanic Garden: “Practical – kids use math to do something ‘real'.” “Seeing math come alive in the garden, the children got it. This engaging curriculum uses a mathematical lens to take children on an...

It is perfect for formal and informal educational settings including libraries, classrooms, after-school programs, and even home gardens. Written by Valerie Bang-Jensen & Mark Lubkowitz, founders of the Teaching Gardens at St. Michael's College, Books...

Compact Tabletop GrowLab light garden is just 25-1/2" long x 15-3/8" wide, so it takes up very little space — just over 2 square feet. Whether you're growing plants in a greenhouse, under your GrowLab indoor light garden or on a windowsill, A Complete...

It also gave me an organized way to make healthy food choices.” – Joseph, age 11 View a sample lesson plan called "Keeping the Flow." It also includes teacher requested activities in a readers theater format and a new design to allow teachers to customize...

It also includes ideas for engaging projects and activities. Plants will thrive in the glow of the bright, energy-efficient T-5 lights — much brighter than "shop lights" — and the fixtures easily adjust up and down to accommodate plant growth.

Helpful tips and observations are provided throughout. Designed for older students to document and reflect on their natural world explorations, our Garden Journal contains lined pages to record observations, blank pages to sketch garden layouts, and graph...

The whole school community loves the program." – Parent and School Garden Chair, Hopi Elementary School, Phoenix, AZ View TWO sample lesson plans from The Growing Classroom, Seed Ya Later and Space Travelers .

A must-have resource! This how-to guide by the National Gardening Association covers all you need to know to launch a school or kids' gardening program, from rallying support and site development to making curriculum connections.

Produced in partnership with Reader's Digest, this compilation by the National Gardening Association's experts is the ultimate guide with solutions to 500 of the most commonly asked questions by gardeners.

Following the tasting, additional activities use an inquiry approach to engage children to act like botanists by observing and collecting data, discussing findings, and reflecting on what they learn as they study edible roots, stems, leaves, flowers,...

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The holly is grinning from ear to ear, and my redbud, oh my redbud...it holds the most glorious blooms. When we ran out of beans, we planted corn, but only one seed at a time went in the corn rows.

Looking back that was one of the sweetest moments we ever spent together. Her flowerbed was very small and only contained the tried and true standard plants. I remember my mom going outside on warm, sunny days and doing what she called “piddling”...

We grow herbs and sustainable forage and wildcraft. We are also in the scrap and waste management business.

When you plant a seed in the garden and you actually eat the green bean, broccoli or lettuce, your self esteem soars.”What plants need to grow is one of the first topics covered.The difference between annual, biennial, perennials and bulbs are discussed.Soil...