The Garden is a Life Long Learning Place
Learning can happen anywhere. Once I started looking for opportunities to teach in the garden, I was delighted by how easy it was to bring learning to life. Because the garden is itself a living ecosystem, it’s teeming with magical moments of joyful discovery and connection.
Seed-to-Table Teaching Tools & Curriculum Content Coming Soon!
As a long-time Reggio Inspired educator with a focus on peronality and learning style, my food and garden focused curriculum materials are designed to be flexible and interdiciplinary, leaving plenty of room to tailor how you use them to best suit your family, classroom or program.
STEM & Sustainability
The garden is a living laboratory, abounding with opportunities for observation and discovery, experimentation, iterative design, mathematical skill building, problem-solving and innovation.
Creativity & The Arts
An endless source of inspiration and wonder, gardens call us to connect with our creativity, engage our imaginations, and tune into the immersive beauty of life as we explore one sensorial feast after another.
People, Places & Culture
Everyone, all over the world has to eat. The food they grow, buy and consume is impactacted by the geographical regeion and cultural traditions in which they do so. Gardens invite us to connect with one another through food.
SEL & Physical Health
We are what we eat, and what we eat impacts how we feel. Spending time in the garden invites us into the here and now, and provides an environment perfectly conducive to many forms of wellness & care.