Kindergarten

Edible Schoolyard Kern County

The Edible Schoolyard Kern County is a program supported through the Grimm Family Education Foundation. The Foundation is a non-profit, based in Bakersfield, California. Working with students, teachers and parents, the Foundation supports initiatives to improve education and wellness in Kern County. The mission of the Foundation is: Through our charter schools and Edible Schoolyards, we will close the achievement gap, graduating students at or above grade level in literacy and math, improve the health of students and families and create economic impact in the communities that we serve.

DC Bilingual Public Charter School

DC Bilingual PCS is a spanish-english bilingual school serving DC students in PreK-5th grade. We have a spacious outdoor classroom with an herb garden, an edible garden and cooking space, butterfly and pollinator gardens, and more. Our garden is a rich educational space that supports learning in all subject areas in addition to being an important green, growing haven for our urban students and families.

Ready-to-Grow Gardens

Ready-to-Grow Gardens is an edible garden company that specializes in helping others grow organic vegetables, herbs and fruit all year in Miami/South Florida.

We help others grow food as locally as possible by designing, installing and maintaining edible gardens for homes, schools, restaurants, offices, and public spaces.

We also provide a wide range of  supplies one might need for your garden, including compost, organic fertilizer, mulch, and an excellent selection of  fruit, vegetable, and herb plants.

Stevenson Community Garden

We're providing hands-on learning experiences in the garden that cannot be replicated in the classroom.

East Grand School Garden

East Grand  School Garden is a newly established program serving students Pre-K through 12th grade. Projects & activities will involve students in learning about agriculture through Art, Science, Math, Language, & History to name a few. Our goal is to encourage fitness, health, and learning in a fun, safe, healthy environment.

My school garden / Ο σχολικός μου κήπος

I started building a school garden at the back yard of my school about 10 years ago (2006) and ever since it has become a year-round educational programme with impact in the lives of learners, teachers, school communities and organisations. It has tuned out to be a long standing commitment, which promotes innovation linked with formal, non-formal and informal teaching and learning activities, alongside with the building of communities of practice for sharing common interests, knowledge, skills, competences and the joy of learning in the field.

Quincy Plumas Charter School

We are in our first year of starting the garden program and have been doing everything with our students, from laying the irrigation to building the raised beds, hoop house and tool shed! We have even milled some of our wood for the tool shed and sitting areas.We have an incredible quarter acre with excellent sun exposure and access to water. We are experimenting with various organic and permaculture techniques, including vermiculture, hugelkultur, mulching, plant tea fertilizer, etc.

The Charlie Cart Project

The Charlie Cart Project is an integrated educational program that connects food and cooking with lessons in Math, English Language Arts, Science and Social Studies. We combine a rigorous curriculum with a mobile kitchen classroom to deliver hands-on nutrition education in any learning environment.

Healthy Harvest @ Kaleidoscope Arts Foundation

Healthy Harvest is a seed to table program aimed at teaching children where their food comes from and forms the connection between plants and humans and what we need to grow strong and healthy.

Torrey Pines Elementary School Garden

Torrey Pines Elementary School garden provides an outdoor classroom setting that allows students and teachers access to an active garden resource. The goals of the program are the integration of science curriculum aligned with Next Generation Science Standards as well as Common Core aligned curriculum using the garden as a resource. The garden program is also certified in the San Diego Unified School District garden to cafe program where students grow and harvest produce for the school salad bar.

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