School eco garden

Caterpillar Wood Crate Planter MATERIALS: Wooden Crates Wood discs Clay pot Base (one large base and 2 small bases) Lime green, hot pink, and bright orange spray paint (outdoor/ weather rated) White and black paint (outdoor/ weather rated) Strong adhesive...Read more

Sensory Garden Design Ideas for Schools | All SEN practitioners use sensory experiences as a tool when teaching. Hence, a school sensory garden is a great idea for encouraging child development through ‘hands-on’ activities. Here are some ideas of things to include in a school sensory garden.

Inspired by a similar idea in pinterest, I found a round wooden table top at the local home improvement store-perfect! My son-in-law burned a tic-tac-toe grid o…

I like to see other children’s gardens. Last summer our family took a one-month roadtrip to Washington, and in addition to seeing friends, family, and the sights, we stopped at school garden…

This fun flower garden for kids is a simple upcycled planter the kids can make from juice or milk cartons. An upcycled carton garden gives you a fun

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To start a kitchen garden at a school, kindergarten, preschool or childcare centre try these tips from the Stephanie Alexander Kitchen Garden Foundation.

Creating a sensory garden at school can be super fun and engaging! Check out these 10 awesome ideas that will help make an interactive garden filled with unique plants, flowers, textured pathways, and playful elements like sand pits and wind chimes. These gardens excite the senses and create an amazing place for kids to learn and explore their surroundings. Kids will love discovering all the cool sights and smells of different plants, while also enjoying fun activities in nature. Let’s get…

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This summer, Crestwood Elementary is piloting a summer program designed to teach students about Permaculture design, gardening, art, cooking, and nutrition. They are working with scientists, teachers, and permaculture gardeners with a three week curriculum. This curriculum will be available free of charge to other Nevada schools so that they can use it when designing their own summer programs. The students participating are exploring topics from: hands on science learning art projects…