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Bookmark or Share- Starting a School Garden Program: Overview - KidsGardeningDeveloping a school garden program comes down to planning and building in three main areas: people, place, and plant care. The basic steps to building a successful school garden program include: Gathering Support; Forming a Garden Committee; Determining Garden Program Goals; Designing the Garden; Identifying Needs and Obtaining Resources ...
- How to Start a School Garden: Your Complete GuideFrom striking your garden committee to hosting a school-wide ‘dig day’, learn how to start a school garden for education, eating, and fun. WHERE TO START DETERMINING GOALS LOCATING YOUR GARDEN PLANNING AND DESIGN SAMPLE DESIGNS MATERIALS NEEDED FUNDING SOURCES CASE STUDIES
- Setting School Gardens Up for Success - Green Schoolyards AmericaSchool gardens have been supporting outdoor learning for many years. Part 2 of this article provides design ideas, tips for getting and growing plants, and a review of teaching in the space. Click here for Part 2. Supplies and Storage for Outdoor Teaching.
- Resources for Building a School Garden | Nature Lab | TNCWant to start a school garden? Our lessons cover planning, building, and caring for your garden, plus a video on overcoming common student fears. Nature Lab is The Nature Conservancy's youth curriculum hub that helps educators bring environmental education resources into their classrooms.
- School Garden Guide | United States Botanic Garden12 Steps for Establishing a New School Garden Program. Additional Guidance Documents for Starting a School Garden. Maintaining an Existing School Garden Program. Elements to Sustain and Grow a School Garden Program. Providing High-Quality Garden-Based Instruction. Essential Elements for Garden-Based Teaching. Glossary. List of Resources.
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