SCHOOL GARDENS
Garden learning with 300 students every spring and fall
Teaching kids how to feed themselves and how to live in a community responsibly is the center of an education.
-Alice Waters
Cornucopia Project has been gardening with public and private schools and partner organizations for seventeen years. We want to bring garden learning to you too.
Learning gardens connect children with where their food comes from and with their community. Moreover, through the fun experience of growing and tasting healthy foods, children develop an understanding of and respect for the natural systems that sustain life. Garden learning is a powerful, exciting, inspiring and memorable way for children to explore interdisciplinary topics.
The School Garden Program
Cornucopia Project Educators show school children how to grow food while exploring interdisciplinary studies throughout the growing season.
The school garden program is available to schools and districts in New Hampshire, from preschool through fifth grade.
Classroom Garden Kits
Get growing with a Classroom Garden Kit. Let us provide everything you need to explore garden learning with your group.
You don’t need a school garden to get started, just a Classroom Garden Kit.
The garden school years
Kindergarten: The Explorers
Grades 1: The Garden Detectives
Grade 2: The Botanists
Grade 3: The Garden Managers
Grades 4 and 5: The Community Gardeners
Participating Schools
Antrim Elementary School
Dublin Consolidated School
Francestown Elementary School
Greenfield Elementary School
Hancock Elementary School
Peterborough Elementary School
Pierce Elementary School (Bennington)
Temple Elementary School
Fuller Elementary School
Walpole Village School
Kearsarge – New London
Mascoma Valley School District Robin’s Nest Preschool The Well School Manchester Elementary School Keene Middle School