Welcome to the Kids Garden Community!

Connect. Share. Grow.

Welcome to the Kids Garden Community!

Sign InJoin for Free

Looking for something in particular?

Search the community.

Latest Activity

Funding Opportunities

  • 1 person likes this.
  • 1 person likes this.

Ad for Math in the Garden Course with a button to enroll and short description of the course

Featured Resources

Upcoming Events


  • Tuesday
    14
    April

    Virtual Workshop: Learning in the Garden

    Apr 14, 07:00:00 PM - 08:00:00 PM (ET)
    This workshop is hosted by The Outdoor Learning School & Store. Join us for this FREE virtual inspiring and practical workshop on starting and sustaining a school garden! Together, we’ll explore how school gardens can blossom into joyful, accessible learning spaces that nurture literacy, numeracy, science, well-being, and environmental stewardship from Kindergarten through the elementary years. You’ll walk away with adaptable strategies for a wide range of climates and school contexts, plus renewed confidence, fresh inspiration, and ready-to-use ideas to bring your school garden to life.

  • Wednesday
    22
    April

    Webinar: Monarch Butterfly Monitoring

    Apr 22, 01:00:00 PM - 02:00:00 PM (ET)
    Join the Southwest Monarch Study (SWMS) and the North American Pollinator Protection Campaign (NAPPC) for this free upcoming webinar to learn about the latest in monarch butterfly monitoring and how you can get involved in this important community science program. Gail Morris from the SWMS will provide an overview of how this effort is improving our knowledge of monarch movements across the landscape in the Southwestern US, and how managed lands can play a role in providing both monarch habitat and data.

  • Wednesday
    29
    April

    Webinar: Principals Advancing School Gardens

    Apr 29, 05:30:00 PM - 06:30:00 PM (ET)
    This webinar is hosted by the School Garden Support Organization Network. Join us to hear how school principals are championing and sustaining garden programs within their schools. This webinar will explore the unique role of school leaders in fostering garden-based learning and building supportive structures. Participants will gain insights and inspiration from real examples of principal-led garden program growth.

  • Thursday
    30
    April

    In-Person: Math and Art in the Garden Workshop

    Apr 30, 09:30:00 AM - 03:30:00 PM (ET)
    This workshop is hosted by Life Lab. Discover the beauty of math and art through hands-on exploration in the garden! In this interactive Life Lab workshop, participants will engage in sample activities from the book Math in the Garden and explore how visual arts can deepen mathematical thinking. Together, we’ll uncover how the natural patterns, structures, and designs found in plants and landscapes can bring math concepts to life for students of all ages. Location: Life Lab Garden Classroom, Santa Cruz, CA

  • Thursday
    30
    April

    Webinar: Farm to ECE Evaluation Webinar Series Part II: Farm to ECE Evaluation

    Apr 30, 02:00:00 PM - 03:00:00 PM (ET)
    This webinar is hosted by ASPHN. Join Part II of this Evaluation Webinar Series to learn about how to evaluate Farm to ECE to generate information on the value of this work. Speakers will discuss the value and importance of evaluation in expanding Farm to ECE for scaling the program at the state and national level; and the type of metrics that can be leveraged to describe the reach and impact of Farm to ECE. In addition, one state will describe their evaluation evolution and the role it played in scaling their Farm to ECE activities. .

  • Tuesday
    12
    May

    Virtual Workshop: Accessibility in Outdoor Learning

    May 12, 07:00:00 PM - 08:00:00 PM (ET)
    This workshop is hosted by The Outdoor Learning School & Store. Join Julie Nowak, an accessibility consultant, as they provide a foundation on what accessibility truly is and how to create inclusive learning experiences in nature. This workshop will explore Julie’s accessibility framework to guide educators on how to assess and create inclusive nature experiences, as well as how to support disabled and neurodivergent learners. Audience members are encouraged to come with all of their accessibility and inclusion questions! Julie’s favourite part of presenting is providing support during Q&A.

Ad for Sowing the Seeds of Wonder book

Our Partners

Sustaining Partner

Crescent Garden logo

Sustaining Partner

Community Partner

Founding Partner

Community Partner

Community Partner

Community Partner

Community Partner

Community Partner

Community Partner

Community Partner

Founding Partner

Founding Partner

Woodland Tools logo

Sustaining Partner

Vita logo

Sustaining Partner

Founding Partner