Use these worksheets, references, and activities to teach children about soil, fruits, vegetables, and gardening. Enrich your curriculum with resources about flora, review garden tools, and enhance lessons with clip art images. Science activities about plant growth and development are a great way to introduce younger children to biology.
Gardening & Botany Lesson Plans & Activities
Choose from these resources to increase students' knowledge about gardening. Included are activities highlighting math and science skills through literature based activities, growing a class garden, and learning about different types of soil and habitats.
- Class Garden
- Family Activities: Plant a Garden
- How Does Your Garden Grow?
- What Is a Habitat?
- Which Soil Is Best for Plants?
- Literature & Math: Stories About Flowers
- Rachel Carson: The Coming of a Silent Spring
- Classifying Seeds
- Gardening Area
- Explore Activity: Explore Growing Sprouts
Children's Books
Expand your lessons with these Children's Books about gardens. Included are writing prompts, reading comprehension questions, enrichment activities, and more.
Gardening Worksheets
Expand students' knowledge about gardening with our worksheets. These activities enhance building skills such as predicting outcomes, use of antonyms, and visual discrimination.
- Kim's Garden
- Nonfiction Reading Warm-Up: Colonial Gardens
- Colorful Garden
- In a Garden
- What Are Seeds and Fruits?
- Activity: Seed Dispersal
- What Are the Parts of a Seed?
- Garden Tool Shapes
- How Does Your Garden Grow? Antonyms
Clip Art Images
Enhance your print or electronic lessons and help visual learners by using our Clip Art Images.
- Garden Gnome
- Peas
- Vegetables
- Spade
- Watering Can
Related Resources
Increase student knowledge with these numerous resources including printables, lessons, cross-curricular lessons and worksheets, and much more.
