A list of resources for educators, parents, and garden enthusiasts to help support growing in school food gardens and growing spaces with youth.
Read MoreA list of resources for educators, parents, and garden enthusiasts to help support growing in school food gardens and growing spaces with youth.
Read MoreGardens offer opportunities for discovery at every step. Gardening is all about continuous learning and it helps to have a beginner’s mind. This support package is intended as an introduction to starting a school garden.
Read MoreNourish volunteer and avid gardener Georgia created this list, from her own growing experience, of easy garden vegetables that can be planted in spring or early summer for harvest in the fall. While this is not a complete list of crops with long growing seasons, these crops grow well in Nova Scotia and are great for beginners.
Read MoreThis colouring book is a great way for young children to begin naming and recognizing objects, food, critters and more that they might see in the garden.
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This lesson will walk through the end-of-season practice of “putting the garden to bed” for the winter, and includes activities to help plan for next year’s garden.
Read MoreThis worksheet will help school gardens create an asset map of their surrounding community as part of the Grow Eat Learn program.
Read MoreThis worksheet will help community organizations create an asset map of their surrounding community as part of the Grow Eat Learn program.
Read MoreThis worksheet will help community organizations set goals for new or existing gardens as part of the Grow Eat Learn program.
Read MoreThis worksheet will help school gardens set goals for new or existing gardens as part of the Grow Eat Learn program.
Read MoreTo continue the conversation about indigenous culture in the classroom and the garden, you might want to take a look at this webpage about treaties.
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This lesson will cover when and how to harvest, as well as some fun activities to reflect on this past growing season and the future of your garden.
Read MoreIn this lesson, we identify some of the most common Nova Scotia garden weeds and how to get rid of them safely.
Read MoreIn this lesson, we will use some at-home methods to test garden soil composition and see what it's made of.
Read MoreThis lesson will go over recognizing some of the most common garden visitors, as well as some activities that can help attract more pollinators to a garden.
Read MoreLearn the pros and cons of each type of garden, as well as how to plan and map out a garden.
Read MoreThis lesson will guide you through the process of “sun mapping” and transplanting seedlings into larger pots.
Read MoreThis lesson will guide young gardeners to create indoor seed starters using recycled egg cartons.
Read MoreGarden expert Marjorie Willison explores how to properly close your school food garden at the end of the growing season.
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