Science in the Garden:
This inspiring book by Permaculture expert and educator, Ross Mars, is a wonderful resource for both students and teachers that takes students on a journey to help them understand science in the garden with topics such as: Growth in the Garden, Changes in the Garden, Animals in the Garden, Human Use of the Garden and Products from the Garden
Designed for primary school students, and linked to the Australian Curriculum, the collection of hands on projects and investigations provide the students with opportunities to observe, understand and contribute to a thriving garden ecosystem.
Now, more than ever, it is important to educate our current and future generations to gain a deeper understanding and be curious and passionate about our natural world in order to protect our planet for many generations to come.
This colourful book features illustrations by fellow Permaculture educators and illustrators Brenna Quinlan and Simone Willis and also includes a forward by Gardening Austalia's Costa Georgiardis who writes:
"Science In A Garden is a positive elixir, a go-to reference book for teachers and students to find instruction that inspires investigation and understanding of the world around us. . . . Clear, articulate and really well-illustrated by the talented Brenna Quinlan and Simone Willis, this book informs teachers and parents in such a way that they can easily support and provoke students to thrive and strive. What’s more, by being linked to the Australian Curriculum, it ties the outcomes of the activities to students and their progress through the required stages of learning."
Other Books by Ross Mars:
Getting Started in Permaculture
The Basics of Permaculture Design