Gardening

Grow, Learn, Survive: Connecting Social Studies to Gardening

Welcome to our Gardening and Survival page, where history, sustainability, and hands-on learning come together to inspire a new generation of gardeners. Designed for parents, students, and teachers, this page offers resources and activities to help you explore the rich connections between social studies and gardening.

From ancient agricultural practices to modern sustainability movements, gardening has always been a cornerstone of civilizations. By cultivating your garden, you’ll not only grow food but also explore the social, cultural, and economic systems that have shaped human survival throughout history.

Why Garden With Us?

For Students:

Learn how geography, economics, and history influence food production and sustainability while gaining hands-on experience
in planting and growing.

For Parents:

Discover family-friendly gardening projects that teach life skills, responsibility, and the importance of environmental
stewardship.

For Teachers:

Access lesson plans and project ideas that integrate gardening into social studies standards, making history and culture come alive for your students.

Explore our resources to start your garden today! From planting guides to survival tips, you’ll find everything you need to connect the past to the present while building a sustainable future.

Let’s grow a deeper understanding of the world—one garden at a time!

Mr. Omowale’s Garden & Inspiring Tips

2024

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Gardening Through the Ages

Historical Gardening

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Victory Gardens During WWII

These home gardens helped with food shortages and promoted self-sufficiency during the war.

Agriculture in Ancient Civilizations

Egyptians, Greeks, and Mesopotamians used gardening for food, medicine, and religious rituals.

Medieval Monastic Gardens

Monks cultivated herbs, fruits, and vegetables in their gardens, not only for daily nourishment but also for medicinal purposes.

Economics Connection

Lessons on sustainability and the economics of food production.
FAQ

Frequently Ask Questions.

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