What is science gardening?

Using gardens to teach science is a new approach that moves away from the dry classroom atmosphere and jumps outdoors. Not only will students be part of the learning process, but they will also appreciate the skills they learn and enjoy the healthy foods they grow.

Gardening

presents a wealth of opportunities for young people to apply the science and mathematics knowledge they have acquired during the school year. Subscribe below and get a three-page set of plant study notebooks to accompany your garden science research and projects.

Gardening presents a wealth of opportunities for young people to apply the science and mathematics knowledge they have acquired during their school year. The science of gardening includes wildflowers you can grow in your garden or other plants that aren't garden plants. The science of gardening is home to publications and opportunities to purposefully combine science with gardening in homeschooling. Sign up and receive pages of plant science notebooks in three designs along with gardening and horticulture information about gardening and horticulture, tips and other gifts and offers.

Whether you're growing a large garden or a porch pot garden, there's a lot to learn about science by growing your own plants. Gardening can be considered both an art, which deals with organizing plants harmoniously in their environment, and a science that encompasses the principles and techniques of growing plants. You'll also get ideas, lessons, activities, resources and support for teaching garden science at your home school.