This is the exact question we are attempting to answer right now in C107! We have set up our potatoes (cut about 1/4 off and soaking in plain water for a couple weeks) and have begun to observe, infer and predict about the growth we expect. Each student is keeping track of their information on one of these recording sheets. We will check back in a few days and again at the 2 week mark. We are anxiously awaiting the results! In the mean time, it makes a pretty cool display in the classroom…

Try this fun twist on dirt cups and make some edible soil layers. This will teach kids about geology in a fun, tasty, hands-on way!

Easily build a worm form to teach kids about living things, decomposition, composting and soil! Free printable illustrated instruction page.

How to start a garden at your school and resources to incorporate it into your classroom curriculum.

Teachers are always look for another way to reinforce principles covered in class. To understand how a greenhouse works, students must understand the critical factors that go into play to make a greenhouse function. The problem is that this topic is super boring to learn.

A fun summer project, the paper plate greenhouse combines crafting with a STEM-based science project about seed germination and watch it happen.

Do you want your homeschool topic about plants to be more fun and exciting? Try these Plant Science Experiments that kids will love! You'll never be disappointed if you incorporate some STEM Activities for kids in your homeschool lessons.

Ready to start a garden club at your elementary school? I have a blog with garden club flyers, ideas, activities, materials needed, etc. Check it out!