Let's learn about the fruits and veggies that can grow in your garden!

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Learn about the vegetables grown in your garden and your alphabet with the vegetable song!

Drawing and sculpting helps children understand math ideas. In this activity, children aged 8-11 will learn about sorting and multiplying.



Using modelling clay, pens and paper, they will create an imaginary garden full of 3D...

At the bioclimatic residence, young people join the "Petite Cantine" every week to cook meals using fruits and vegetables from the garden. This initiative fosters friendships, intergenerational knowledge exchange, and a varied diet....

Have you ever attempted to raise chickens yourself? Bread, beer, fruits and vegetables all taste noticeably better when fresh. Well eggs do too!

Dr. Algae talks about the importance of choosing healthy foods to eat. He revisits The Fabulous Five Food Groups and focuses this lesson on vegetables.

Americans use roughly 7 billion gallons of water a day to irrigate lawns making lawns the single largest irrigated crop in the country. What if instead of well-kept grass, we used our time and resources to fill our lawns with fruit and...

Tang and freeze-dried ice cream is fun to consume for about five minutes of your life. When you’re 10. But when you’re floating in space, the limited culinary options leave something to be desired. In fact, astronauts on long trips...

You’ve weathered the cold winds of March gardening, and the rainy days of April gardening, and finally, it’s here: warm, beautiful MAY. This month marks the pinnacle of spring, and if you’ve been waiting to plant your summer crop of...

Instead of neat rows of monoculture, forest gardens combine fruit and nut trees, shrubs, herbs, vines and perennial vegetables together in one seemingly wild setting. This type of agroforestry mimics natural ecosystems and uses the space...

Plants next to roads can absorb pollution and become harmful, but it really depends on the type of pollution and how close the plant is to the road.



Vehicles don’t just produce carbon dioxide and nitrous oxides, but also...

This animated music video teaches garden vocabulary in Spanish including insects, earth, vegetables, fruits, sun, air, etc.

It's almost Jack O' Lantern time! Which has Squeaks wondering why pumpkins get so big and other vegetables don't.





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If you were a plant, where would your roots be? Would your arms be leaves or branches? Would you be a mighty tree or a beautiful flower? Join us in this lesson as we learn all about the parts of plants. Just like our bodies, the...

The Kitchen Garden is where we grow a vibrant variety of fruit, vegetables and herbs. Hélèna Dove, Botanical Horticulturalist at RBG Kew, explains why Kitchen Gardens are so important in a changing climate. Come and see Kew’s Kitchen...

When Virginia Yoder and her husband Emerson began to farm on their 50 acre property, near Molalla, Oregon, in the mid to late 1940's, America's food supply was still bound tightly to the seasons. Canning and preserving food was a common...

Often times in large cities, such as Detroit, there is a lamentable lack of available fresh produce. One solution to this problem is to encourage people to grow their own food. The Black Community Food Security Network in Detroit,...

Today Henry meets a head of Broccoli who has been left in charge of the shop while the Grocer is away and he has to put all the stock out on the shelves. Henry becomes a Greengrocer and helps get the shelves stocked just in time for the...

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