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Atlanta, GA
United States
The main goal of creating an “Outdoor Geo-Classroom” is to provide nature-related learning that develops observation and problem-solving skills, science and math abilities, imagination, creativity, and collaboration between students, teachers, and stakeholders ensuring lifelong learning and stu
Cedar Park, TX
United StatesFor many children, their experience with food is limited to that which comes from a can or a box. They have never seen a carrot growing in the dirt, watched lettuce sprout, or picked a pea from a vine. We want to change this at Cypress Elementary.
Minneapolis, MN
United StatesOur garden was built in the spring of 2014 and has quickly become a focal point for our school. The 9 raised beds have provided unique hands-on learning activities for over 750 students and staff. It has become so popular that we have more demand than planting space!
Laguna Niguel, CA
United StatesOur goal is to implement an active garden that offers Upper Elementary a raised bed to grow plants to enhance their understanding of where food comes from and how it is grown. The teachers can extend classrooms and meet common core standards with hands on lessons in the garden.
Lutz, FL
United StatesOne of the goals of Learning Gate Community School's Seed to Soup Organic Garden is to enrich academic instruction by integrating gardening throughout the curriculum.
Boston, MA
United StatesThe Whole Kids Foundation Grant will provide a variety of educational opportunities to our Josiah Quincy School (JQS) Community that would not otherwise be possible.
Martinsburg, WV
United StatesPotomack Intermediate is located in a rural community with many of agricultural ties and careers in farming. Many of the teachers at Potomack Intermediate have background experience with Future Farmers of America, 4H, STEM garden based learning, and other agricultural education organizations.
Arlington, TX
United StatesThe goal of this garden is to teach and inspire students at our school about living healthy lives through growing their own organic fruits and vegetables! In our modern, fast paced society, many students never see green growing things in their daily environment.
Austin, TX
United States
The goal for our grant is to reach all learners. It will provide a hands on approach to Science, physical activity, social emotional growth, and opportunities to provide cognitive growth that connects them to nature while maximizing learning for all types of learners.
Spring, TX
United StatesAt Snyder Elementary we are always striving to teach our students not only academics, but life skills as well. The goal of our garden will be three fold. 1. Encourage our students to eat healthy and to try new fresh foods. 2.
Swainsboro, GA
United StatesWe have had our gardens for many years however funding has run out for addition seeds, tools, soil, plants and other consumables that we need to continue our outdoor education. Our school has doubled in the past year.
Austin, TX
United StatesWe believe that when students play an active role in growing food, they are more likely to try new foods; encouraging healthy choices and an increased awareness of where their food comes from.
Bridgeville, PA
United StatesOur goal is to have a beautiful functioning garden for all of our 780 Kindergarten through 2nd grade students to enjoy! Many of our children do not have gardens and we want to share the excitement of growing and eating fresh vegetables and fruits.
Lewisville, TX
United StatesOur Lewisville Elementary School Science Garden was established through a Lewisville Neighbors Association and Lewisville Education Foundation to support Texas science standards. Students learn about nutrition, conservation, life cycles.
Houston, TX
United StatesMy goal is for our garden is my students to grow fresh vegetables that they may in turn open a mini farmers market for the community to help keep the obesity level within the families and community down.
Argyle, TX
United States
Our garden’s primary goal is to incorporate the outdoors into multiple facets of classroom learning. We are currently in the process of segmenting the garden into smaller areas that will enhance individual lessons.
Huntersville, NC
United StatesThe goal of Barnette's Buster Blossoms is to incorporate healthy, wellness and nutrition throughout the school and across all grade levels.
Austin, TX
United StatesSchool gardens have resulted in improved dietary intake and related dietary behaviors, such as preferences, motivation, and self-efficacy to eat fruits and vegetables in children all over. Several studies have also shown that a school based gardening program enhances academic performances.
Saint Albans, VT
United StatesWe are in our third year of having students plant, tend, and harvest vegetables, herbs, and flowers from our gardens. Our few fruit trees are too small to bear fruit yet. All our students get to taste what they helped grow.
Savannah, GA
United StatesOur eighth grade Humanities classes study the Colonial times from the early 1600's to the late 1700's. Our goal is to plant crops that sustained Colonial life. These cash crops were exported and used by the colonists in their everyday life.
