The truth? Kids are struggling — and classrooms aren't helping.
Students today are more anxious, more distracted, and more disconnected than ever. They sit for hours. Stare at screens. Eat food that barely fuels them.
And you feel it. The boredom. The burnout. The blank stares when you ask a question. You're doing your best — but deep down, you know they need something else. Something real. Something that gets them moving, touching, tasting, and feeling again.
That’s where we come in. This isn’t just a “garden class.”
It’s a full framework to turn your outdoor space into a hands-on, living classroom where students light up. Where science, math, and literacy come alive through food, soil, and connection. Where picky eaters try kale. Where anxious kids find calm. Where learning finally makes sense.
This is what education can feel like.
And it starts with two days. Are you in?
This program is for you if you’re an educator with a vision to:
✅ Make your students feel excited to learn again.
Because worksheets and whiteboards can’t compete with the
magic of planting a seed and watching it grow.
✅ Teach science, math, and nutrition through real life.
You're tired of disconnected lessons — you offer hands-on, cross-disciplinary learning that sticks.
✅ Bring calm and focus into your classroom.
You know kids today are anxious and overstimulated. Nature has always been the best reset button.
✅ Inspire healthier habits and happier minds.
Most kids don’t eat vegetables. Many can’t name what’s in their lunch. You want to change that — for good.
✅ Be part of a bigger movement in education.
You’re not just here for a weekend workshop. You're shifting the future of learning.
What Educators Are Saying
What the Full Program Includes
PART 1: In-Person 2-Day Bootcamp
Day 1: Garden Foundations
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Organic gardening and soil ecosystems
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Intensive space planning square-foot gardening
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Companion planting and native crops
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Bed types: in-ground, raised, containers, indoor
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Soil prep and planting demos
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Personalized garden map worshop
Lecture · Garden Walkthrough · Hands-On Practice
· Reflection Circle
Learning Format
Day 2: Garden as a Classroom
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Creating an outdoor learning space
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Environmental Preparedness & Safety
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SEL in nature: empathy, patience, collaboration
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Cross-disciplinary garden lesson planning
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Sensory station creation
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Approaches to outdoor learning: Reggio Emilia & Montessori
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Outdoor cooking demonstrations
Learning Format
Case Study · Lesson Planning Workshop · Culinary Demo
PART 2: Year-long Virtual Support
+ Curriculum
8 Monthly Live Zoom Sessions (Oct-May)
Held the first week of each month (7–8PM EST). Includes:
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Lesson plan walkthroughs
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Deep dives into seasonal plants
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Age-specific teaching methods
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Home or classroom activity challenges
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Troubleshooting and Q&A with garden experts
Bonus: All sessions recorded and archived.
PLUS:
Your Bonus Teacher Toolkit
Included with Every Enrollment – Ready to Use From Day One
These tools were designed to save you time, reduce planning stress, and help your garden thrive year-round.
✔️ Monthly Planting Calendar – Know what to plant and when
✔️ Garden Design Templates – Plan like a pro with layouts that work in any space
✔️ Planting & Maintenance Guides – Step-by-step tips tailored for classroom gardens
The Full Program Gives You So Much More (For Less)
What's Included | Full Program | Bootcamp Only |
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2-Day In-Person (Valued at $1,200) | Yes | Yes |
Year-Long Virtual Support - 8 Zoom Sessions (Valued at $400) | Yes | No |
36-Lesson STEM-Aligned Curriculum (Valued at $600) | Yes | No |
Bonus Teacher Toolkit | Yes | Yes |
Full Program Valued at $2,200
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About Jordan's Garden
Empower Your Students with Hands-On Learning
Jordan’s Garden is a movement to redefine how we educate, engage, and empower through nature. Our garden-based education program was created to support teachers who want to shift from traditional classroom models into a more dynamic, outdoor, and sensory-rich learning environment.
Over the past few years, we’ve worked with multiple schools and community groups to integrate sustainable urban agriculture, science, natural dietary, and emotional development into everyday instruction. Our program is rooted in the belief that children learn best through hands-on experience, inquiry-based learning, and meaningful relationships with their environment.
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