Math Resources

Gardening and Math go hand in hand.

Learn Math through practical life skills

Garden Math E-Book Includes:

  • 75 page PDF with more than 100 questions and activities that align with the planting season.

  • Rich math discussions that develop communication skills, critical thinking, entrepreneurial skills, and metacognitive skills.

  • Multiple Math Strands: Spatial sense, number sense, fractions, measurement, data, financial literacy, probability, measurement, geometric reasoning, money, and entrepreneurship.

  • Three different levels for the activity book:

    • Early Primary to Primary: Kinder & Grade 1

    • Primary to Junior: Grades 1/2 to 3/4

    • Junior: Grades 4 to 6

ONLY $22 each

SAVE & purchase TWO for only $36

SAVE & purchase ALL THREE for only $48

No gardening experience needed! You can have one thing or many things planted, these questions can be done without physically doing the gardening process.

This E-Book is for anyone who wants to grow food with their kids & engage in purposeful Math discussions!

  • Forest & Nature Schools

  • Alternative Education Schools

  • Homeschoolers & Unschoolers

  • Parents & Grandparents

What’s inside?

Junior Example

  • Over 100 math questions with visuals

  • Purposefully crafted questions to develop critical thinking skills

  • Multiple math strands for each section

  • Different problem structures

  • Questions that align with the planting process

    Early Primary & Primary have the same amount of questions and topics. Concepts are simplified.

Early Primary
Primary
Primary
Junior
Junior
Primary
Early Primary
Primary to Junior

These real-life, practical questions will spark rich math discussions while your children learn the invaluable skills of growing their own food!

ONLY $22 each

SAVE & purchase TWO for only $36

SAVE & purchase ALL THREE for only $48

Let’s get our kids learning how to grow their own food!

Whether you are new to gardening, have been doing it for years, or have never started seeds, there is an opportunity to learn about the planting process and key math concepts.

The purpose of the questions in this PDF is to spark math conversations before you start planting, as an oral discussion while you get your hands dirty, and post-planting to consolidate math concepts.

Learning how to grow food instills a sense of responsibility and patience in children as they witness the entire process from seed to harvest.

I hope that as you go through this activity book, you will see how multiple math strands can be weaved through the inquiry process of growing food and be inspired to craft mathematical questions while your children engage in experiential learning.

My mission is for all kids to feel empowered to grow their own food and feel confident while learning through math experiences!

In health & wellness,

Gillian Berard

Holistic Education Architect

 FAQs

  • Anyone who is gardening and teaching their children how to grow food!

    Forest and Nature Schools, Alternative Schools, Homeschoolers, Unschoolers, and Parents.

    Children ages 4 to 10

  • Early Primary to Primary is for children around late Kindergarten to Grade 1, even Grade 2 level.

    Primary to Junior is for children around Grade 1 to Grade 3, even Grade 4 level.

    Junior is for children around Grades 4 to 6 level.

    A Pre-Kindergarten and early Kindergarten will be released in the next few weeks.

    I did not make these activity books specific to a grade for a reason, but it does follow the progression of learning Math concepts.

    If you purchase an activity book and you feel it is too advanced or easy for your children, please email our team at hello@gillianberard.com

  • This resource is meant to be used to:

    -Spark discussion before you start planting.

    -As an oral discussion while getting your hands dirty in the garden.

    -Post gardening activity to consolidate math concepts.

    -Give you ideas and spark your creativity on how you can weave mathematical concepts through real-life practical skills like growing your own food.

    -As a resource for the teacher or adult on how to craft questions that require higher-order thinking.

    -As a resource to learn how you can weave multiple math strands through an inquiry-based project like gardening.

  • As of right now, only a downloadable version is available.