Questions parents ask
What ages is the program designed for?
Children ages 6–12. Junior Growers (ages 6–8) get simpler, visual activities, and Advanced Growers (ages 9–12) do more detailed experiments and written observations.
Is the program completed online?
Yes. Lessons are online, and the hands-on activities are done at home. Because it's fully online, families outside Florida can join too.
Are lessons available in Spanish?
Yes. Every lesson has an English video and a Spanish video.
Are lessons live or prerecorded?
All lessons are prerecorded, so your family can watch whenever it fits your schedule.
Does my child need gardening experience?
No experience is needed. Week 1 starts with plant basics.
What supplies are needed?
Each week includes a supply list. Most activities use common household items, like clear cups, paper towels, celery, food coloring, and dry beans. A few weeks also use seeds, potting soil, and a small pot or container.
Are worksheets included?
Yes. Printable worksheets and activity guides are included for each week, written for each age level.
Can children work at their own pace?
Yes. Families can move through the lessons on their own schedule during their 3 months of access. That's enough time to finish the 8 weeks with room to spare.
How long do families have access?
Enrolled families have access to the lessons for 3 months from the day they enroll.
How much does the program cost?
$129 per child for the full 8-week program, paid once. That includes all lessons, worksheets, and a certificate of completion.
Is parent participation required?
Activities are designed to be parent-supported. Younger children will need a parent's help with setup and reading instructions, while older children can work more independently.
