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Common Nutritional Challenges
Kitchen Garden
Food Allergies & Dietary Restrictions
Nutrient Sources
Introduction
Welcome to the world of school kitchen gardening. Let’s grow together!
Plan and Design
Choose a suitable location, plan the garden layout, and gather necessary supplies.
Select Crops
Decide what you want to grow. Consider local climate and students’ preferences.
Prepare the Soil
Ensure the soil is healthy and nutrient-rich. Composting helps!
Benefits of School Gardens
Numerous Benefits
- School gardens offer numerous benefits, from teaching students about nature to promoting healthy eating habits.
Garden Activities
Planting
- Involve students in planting, maintaining, and harvesting. It’s a hands-on learning experience.
Nutrition Education
Teaching kids
- Use the garden to teach kids about where food comes from and how it impacts their health.
Sustainable Practices
Rainwater Harvesting
- Implement sustainable practices like composting and rainwater harvesting for an eco-friendly garden.
Community Engagement
Community
- Encourage students, teachers, and the community to get involved and share the experience.
Resources and Support
Seek Resources
- Seek resources and support from local nurseries, gardening workshops, and online resources.
Share Your Success
Sharing Produce
- Celebrate your garden’s success by sharing produce with the school community.
Grow to Learn, Learn to Grow
School Garden Journey
- Start your school garden journey today and watch your students thrive in a green classroom.