The Garden as an Integrating Context for Learning
Building cross-curricular connections year-‘round with sustainable food production.
Posts tagged ‘Garden’
Apr 30
Apr 30
Re-Power Your School; Empower Your Students
Educators can have influence beyond the classroom as catalysts for the transition to clean energy in their schools and districts.
Jan 18
Teaching Sustainability and Stewardship through Service
Using service learning as a tool for change at any age
Oct 13
Rooting Readers in the Literary Garden
How a Literary Garden turned a required high school English class into an exciting opportunity for students to dig literature outdoors
Best Practices for School Gardens
Giving you the tools to overcome the challenges and be successful
Apr 30
Imagine: Ecology and Teacher Education
Using a campus garden to teach pedagogical principles and ecology in middle school teacher education.
Apr 26
Teaching Sustainability with Two Buckets
Constructing, and experimenting with, self-watering container-based food gardens can serve as a springboard for introducing concepts of sustainability, permaculture, and systems thinking to grades 5 and up.
Apr 26
Growing Behavior Change
Strategies for making positive changes in students’ behaviors and attitudes towards the environment, whether students are taught on a short- or long-term basis. (For all ages)
Apr 1
Environmental Education After-School Programs
As after-school programs gain in popularity, environmental educators have new opportunities to apply their expertise in a fun and flexible learning environment. The article offers environmental education lesson plans that program designers can easily integrate into their after-school programs.
