Bundle for a 24 student class | price $2495
For use in Early Elementary Learners, grades K-2, course “Budding Botanists: Hydroponics for Young Gardeners” from NextWave STEM.

In this course, young learners answer the questions, “What do plants need to grow?” and “How can we grow plants without soil?” Students will explore many aspects of plants, their needs, and various growing conditions through hands-on engaging activities.

Skills Overview: Observation, Data Recording, Scientific Inquiry, Basic Understanding of Plant Biology

Designed for early elementary students to discover the unique traits of plants and their growth while beginning to delve into the exciting science of hydroponics. It is an excellent course for young students who are curious about nature and enjoy hands-on learning.

How it Works: The course spans 15 lessons where students will record their observations and data from their own plant’s progress. They will learn about different parts of plants, the process of germination, the needs of plants (such as water, air, and light), and the basics of hydroponics.

Key Benefits: Help young students experience STEM through fun and engaging activities while fostering a love for science and nature. The course encourages curiosity, observation, and critical thinking, laying a strong foundation for future scientific learning. It also introduces students to sustainable gardening practices and the innovative concept of growing plants without soil.

Read-aloud books, Hydroponic system including shelving, plant food, growing cups and sponges, seeds, soil, magnifying glasses, craft materials.