This is the guidebook you need to justify, design, and implement a school garden to improve students' academics!

- Encourages educators to use school gardens to improve students' academics, perspectives on the environment, and their nutritional habits

- Presents an overview of the history of school gardens, the benefits to students, and their importance to local ecological communities

- Highlights the five most common habitats in detail: wetlands, urban, vegetable, wildscape, and butterfly

- Serves as a resource book for teachers and librarians who want to plan and implement a garden on their campus

The purpose of this composite resource book is to assist both private and public school librarians in cultivating a school garden on their campus.?"A Librarian's Guide to Cultivating an Elementary School Garden" will provide information on funding sources, guidance on designing and maintaining a garden, related books and instructional activities, and webliographies.