Students will create a bookmark to celebrate Arbor Day.

This activity can be used to get students excited about herbs, where they come from, and their several uses.

This activity can be used to introduce any commodity to students. Students will write adjectives about each commodity and create a poem as a group.

Create flower pots while being mindful of the environment by using recycled material.

Teach about plant growth or methods of recycling with this fun, affordable activity. Students can create self-watering plant systems for experiments and research opportunities or to care for small plants.

Learn the parts of the flower by constructing a 3-D flower model.

Have students investigate area and perimeter by creating a garden plot using 12×12 inch squares. This activity is also great for garden planning.

Learn components of the water cycle through a fun activity. Students will become water molecules and travel through stages of the water cycle, creating a bracelet and learning facts along the way.

Learn how to make cheese and cottage cheese while learning about changes in matter.

This lesson is intended for upper elementary, and middle school students. There is an additional lesson for younger students titled Soil Sort. Students examine soil to identify its components and ways that its structure affects plant growth.