Hydroponic School Gardens Project for Students

Creating a positive and fun learning environment to enhance students’ interests and better integrate them into classroom learning is a challenge for any teacher. When students are focused and interested in the subjects they teach, all teachers will find it meaningful. A hydroponic garden is a good tool for students to learn new things while keeping them entertained. Teachers should take the initiative to invite students to participate in the classroom sharing with hydroponic school gardens. And share their opinions with each other to promote student-teacher exchange.

What will children learn from hydroponic school gardens?

Plant life cycle: From germination, seedling and vegetative growth to harvest, they will be able to trace the whole life cycle of plants.
Plant demand: Students will learn that soil is not always vital to plant growth. Because of good nutrition, water and light, children will learn the growth process of hydroponic plants.

According to the objectives of your hydroponic school gardens and the topics taught, children can learn a series of things: nutrition, environmental management, agronomy and science, health and self-care habits, etc.
Food will no longer just appear in the kitchen. Students will grow their own vegetables and know what will happen before the food reaches the plate. This is also a good project, which can put many strategies into practice and involve students in the class.

Hydroponic school gardens are exciting projects that promote learning and acquisition of basic life skills in an interesting way. The school’s urban agriculture is the initiator of various types of projects and responds to the needs consistent with current environmental problems.

Hydroponic School Gardens for students

Our SG40 hydroponic school gardens reconnect man with nature. We shape the future eco-citizens through the connected, immersive, interesting and educational hydroponic school gardens project.

This is an aspirational, personalized and highly flexible educational program. Your students will be able to learn more about sustainable development, entrepreneurship, urban agriculture and other aspects through SG40 hydroponic school gardens.