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Gardening Activities & Classroom Resources for Teachers
A simple way to bring nature-based learning into the classroom. Explore ready-to-use gardening ideas, download our free Plant Journal, and shop classroom-friendly grow kits for your students.
A ready-to-use gardening activity for your class
We’ve prepared a simple gardening activity teachers can use straight away. It is easy to run, enjoyable for children, and a natural fit for science, literacy, maths, and wellbeing.
You can also pair it with our Kids Garden DIY Grow Kits, including our Party Pack options for classrooms, school events, and group activities.
Ordering for a school, nursery, or event?
Teachers and schools can shop our Party Pack options directly, including packs of 9 and 12. For larger classroom, school, or event orders, simply message us on WhatsApp and we’ll help you quickly.
Why gardening works so well in the classroom
Gardening gives children something real to do, observe, and care for. It supports curiosity, patience, responsibility, and confidence, while naturally connecting to multiple areas of learning.
It is simple to run, memorable for children, and easy to extend into follow-up lessons over the days and weeks that follow.
Children remember what they experience
It connects naturally to multiple subjects
It is easy to run in class
DIY Gardening — Plant, Observe, and Grow
Our Kids Garden DIY Grow Kits make it easy to bring gardening into the classroom. Each child plants their own seeds, watches the soil expand, and leaves with something living to care for and observe.
Each kit contains a bamboo pot, a peat-free soil disc, and seeds — everything needed for a simple, hands-on activity children genuinely enjoy.
It is a beautiful way to make learning feel more meaningful, while giving teachers an easy activity they can build on across the term.
How to run it in class
Opening: Ask children what plants need to grow.
Activity: Add water to the soil disc, let it expand, plant the seeds, and place the pot near a sunny window.
Closing: Ask children to predict what their plant will look like in one week, then revisit it later through drawing, writing, or discussion.
Curriculum connections
Science: Plant growth, life cycles, observation
Literacy: Journaling, sequencing, descriptive writing
Maths: Measuring growth, counting days, simple data recording
Wellbeing: Patience, care, responsibility, and connection to nature
How to extend it across the term
Use the Plant Journal to track growth week by week.
Ask children to describe changes in their plant over time.
Measure plant height and compare results across the class.
Use the activity as a starting point for wider conversations about nature and caring for living things.
Free resource: Kids Garden Plant Journal
Our Plant Journal is a simple printable children can use to track and document their plant’s progress over time.
It works beautifully as a classroom resource on its own or as a companion to the grow kit activity, helping connect science, literacy, and creativity in one place.
A simple way to use it over 4 weeks
Start with one activity, then build around it. Here is one easy way teachers can turn the grow kit into a small cross-curricular classroom project.
Week 1 — Plant the seed
Week 2 — Observe and record
Week 3 — Measure and compare
Week 4 — Reflect and create
Shop Party Packs for your class or event
Looking for something ready for a group? Our Party Packs are ideal for classrooms, birthdays, school events, and hands-on group activities.
Teachers and parents can purchase our Pack of 9 or Pack of 12 directly online. For larger quantities, simply message us on WhatsApp.
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Ready to bring gardening into your classroom?
Download the Plant Journal, explore our grow kits, shop Party Packs, or message us on WhatsApp for larger school and event orders.