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Cary, NC
United States
This garden is a grand adventure for us. We are looking forward to using this garden to teach our children responsibility, community, and healthy choices.
Brooklyn, NY
United StatesPrincipal Garraway is excited to incorporate it into the curriculum year-round in areas of healthy living, science and community service.This Greenhouse & Learning Garden will not only be a learning center for the students but will also be an anchor of 4th Avenue as it grows into being the Pa
Alhambra, CA
United StatesThe goal of the All Souls School Garden is to enrich the school curriculum with hands-on learning experiences and to promote healthy eating habits, sustainability, and environmental stewardship.
Carson City, NV
United StatesThe goal for our garden is to educate students about growing and eating healthy foods and enriching their lives through gardening. It provides hands-on lessons that are aligned with state and national science standards.
Indianapolis, IN
United StatesOur garden is one of the most popular activities on campus because it combines fun with academics, physical activity and learning in an outdoor setting. Many children with developmental disabilities learn best when engaged in hands-on activities.
North Vancouver, BC
CanadaThe goal for our garden is to engage and educate all 940 students at Windsor Secondary about where their foods comes from and most importantly, creating a sustainable food system.
Mobile, AL
United StatesAccording to the Center for Disease Control, gardening with kids is one of the best ways to encourage kids to make healthier food choices.
Pittsburgh, PA
United StatesOur goal ultimately is to educate both our students and community about a lost art. During the 1930s, schools around the country cultivated small garden plots and gardening was seen as a civic duty. It would be fair to say that this has become a lost art.
Saint Paul Island, AK
United StatesThe goal of this garden is serve as a practical and hands-on learning environment. Kids will maintain fruit and vegetable plants, caring for plants from seed to harvest.
Dublin, OH
United StatesOur garden's goal is provide our third grade students with multiple meaningful opportunities to learn from this hands-on experience.
Mountain View, CA
United StatesThe goal of our garden is to provide an outdoor learning place for all students, combining six new raised planter beds with a California native habitat garden and seating area for an entire class.
New York, NY
United StatesThe garden at P.S 7 is managed and funded by Edible Schoolyard NYC. The goal of the garden at P.S.
Miami, FL
United StatesI am trying desperately to make a difference in as many children and community members as possible and share about a healthy lifestyle and how important it is for our minds and body. With other teachers at my school we are trying to teach the community how to eat healthier.
Cumming, GA
United StatesCES's goal is to develop a vegetable garden that can be utilized by students, faculty and staff; along with lunchroom presentation.
Santa Rosa, CA
United StatesOur goal is to provide a fun and engaging outdoor space for students to learn about gardening, sustainable agriculture, nutrition, and cooking, through hands-on activities.
Calabasas, CA
United StatesOur garden has two main goals. The first is to educate and inspire our students to grow food and embrace a healthy lifestyle through proper nutrition. The second is to act as a resource for our community by providing access to free vegetables and knowledge to grow gardens.
Anchorage, AK
United StatesOur goal for the garden is to make it an aesthetically exciting and interactive extension to the classroom. We want to add apple trees and honey bees to provide a more interactive garden. Over the years, our students, teachers, and parents have slowly added to the garden.
Irvine, CA
United States1. Goal: To establish student and community interest about the benefits of growing their own fruits and vegetables (i.e. environmental stewardship, improved nutrition, teamwork, and community cohesiveness).
