In this book children are encouraged to be both inquisitive, creative, and hands on. Gardening for Kids teaches children about the scientific aspect of gardening, but also makes it fun. There are many craft ideas, stories, and gardening ideas to keep children engaged.
Not for sure if you know how to cook? Do you want to cook healthier? Get Cooking will help you on both these questions, it is designed specifically for beginners and will get you in the kitchen.
Global Gourmet presents to the readers recipes from all around the world. It has 60 traditional recipes, entertaining ideas that talks about each culture, and it focuses on 12 regions from around the world.
This book has numerous ideas for school projects, from school composting to native plant gardens. There are more than a dozen ideas for school gardens. The book also includes outdoor classroom activities for teachers to use with their lessons.
This book is full of step by step projects for the garden using freshly cut wood. It has over fifteen projects for the outdoors, and includes advice on certain techniques pertaining to green wood.
In Grow Lab, teachers are shown ways in which to use nature in their everyday lesson plans.
In Grow Lab teachers learn how to build, feed, and support a garden in the classroom. It not only gives you step by step instructions it also shows teachers ways in which to incorporate the garden in their lessons.
This seasonal curriculum was developed on behalf of The Food Project in Lincoln and Roxbury, MA as a way to connect a diverse array of youth with urban and suburban farming and food. The learning themes are geared at seeing the fun in farming, making food and farming relevant to teenagers, linking learning to work,
Filled with 420 recipes and information on more than 50 vegetables and herbs, this CSA designed resource promotes consuming fresh, local and sustainable foods.
This curriculum was developed by the National Gardening Association (NGA) for early childhood educators to use plants as a teaching tool. Through inquiry-based discovery children can learn all about plants and get excited about nature.