A month of ideas for gardening with kids

Parents and teachers, are you looking for new ideas to use in the garden? Look no further. Here is a collection of 31+ ideas for gardening with kids.

There is everything from gardening tips and advice, ways to connect academics to the garden, and how to incorporate global learning into your gardening activities.

Monthly garden planner for parents and teachers of young children, ages 0-7

31+ Ideas for Gardening with Kids

Begin Gardening with Kids

Family Gardening FUN!

Raising Chickens

Bonsai Gardening

Kids Gardening in Extreme Conditions

Growing Romaine Lettuce from Kitchen Scraps

Garden Connect; Grow a Family

South African Plants

Raising Chicks in the Classroom

Garden Music; Growing Instruments

Garden Art; Flowers

Herb Painting Activity

Garden Signs

Read in the Garden

Alphabet Garden Hunt

Gardening Books for Kids

Kids Garden Reading Activities

Learning about Bees in the Garden

Garden Science Experiments; Propagation

Garden Math Activity; Measurement

Garden Science; Worms and Compost

Garden Math: Counting and Number Sense

Garden Cooperative with Kids

Homesteading with Kids

School Garden Learning Activities

Preschool Gardens: Watering

Container Gardening with Kids

10 Flowers to Grow with Kids

Kids Gardening;Best Herbs

Kids Gardening; Best Vegetables

Spring Photo Scavenger Hunt with Kids

Getting Kids Excited about Gardening

Garden Plan with Kids
Garden Science SOIL: Common Core Connection

Printable Packets for Learning About Gardening at Home or School

Garden Journal

Carrot Packet

Potato Packet

Plant Labels and Activities

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Comments

Dana @ Kiss my List says
March 31, 2014 at 3:37 pm
What a great resource, Amanda! Today it finally feels like spring here – it's about time!
Cindy @ MyGardenGifts says
March 18, 2017 at 7:31 am
Such a wonderful collection to explore! It is a joy when children connect their way with gardening and help explore the growth of native plants in the area.