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Texas Child Care, 1995
Gardening helps children learn how plants sprout, grow, bloom, and then wither away, leaving seeds behind. Participating in this natural process allows children to experience the stages of life. Suggested gardening activities include studying dandelions, focusing on culture for garden plant selection, and constructing a worm box or worm terrarium…
Descriptors: Biology, Early Childhood Education, Food, Gardening
Kutsunai, Beverly – Kamehameha Journal of Education, 1994
Primary students at one Hawaiian elementary school learn science through direct experience, gaining firsthand knowledge from their gardens and fieldwork. The article describes a garden project involving students and parents. The project, which was originally intended to teach students about plants, actually expanded their knowledge in a variety of…
Descriptors: Class Activities, Creative Teaching, Elementary School Science, Experiential Learning