Free Christian Curriculum Kindergarten through twelfth grade · free to download

3 years · 300 lessons · 3,000 questions

Heirloom & Organic Gardening (Grades 3–5)

Seeds, soil, and the patient work of growing real food — an elementary garden course.

Heirloom & Organic Gardening is taught in grade 3 through grade 5. Each year below is a complete course in its own right, with its own units, its own quizzes, and its own downloads.

This is a self-paced elective. It sits outside the daily schedule, so a family can take it over a summer, stretch it across a year, or skip it without unsettling anything else.

Year by year

YearUnitsLessonsQuestionsLink
Grade 3101001,000Open the course →
Grade 4101001,000Open the course →
Grade 5101001,000Open the course →

What each year covers

Open a year to see its units. Unit headings come straight from the lessons; where a course does not name its units, the first lesson of the unit is shown instead.

Grade 3 10 units · 100 lessons
  1. 1Starts with “Seeds Are God's Gift”
  2. 2Starts with “What Is an Heirloom?”
  3. 3Starts with “What Lives in Dirt?”
  4. 4Starts with “What Is Mulch? Your Garden's Cozy Blanket”
  5. 5Starts with “What Is Compost?”
  6. 6Starts with “Your Garden's Safe Season”
  7. 7Starts with “Why Heirloom Seeds Matter”
  8. 8Starts with “Why Pollinators Matter to Your Garden”
  9. 9Starts with “The Flower's Secret – How Flowers Become Food”
  10. 10Starts with “Saving Seeds — Why & How”
Grade 4 10 units · 100 lessons
  1. 1Starts with “Seeds Are God's Gift”
  2. 2Starts with “What Is an Heirloom?”
  3. 3Starts with “What Lives in Dirt?”
  4. 4Starts with “What Is Mulch? Your Garden's Cozy Blanket”
  5. 5Starts with “What Is Compost?”
  6. 6Starts with “Your Garden's Safe Season”
  7. 7Starts with “Why Heirloom Seeds Matter”
  8. 8Starts with “Why Pollinators Matter to Your Garden”
  9. 9Starts with “The Flower's Secret – How Flowers Become Food”
  10. 10Starts with “Saving Seeds — Why & How”
Grade 5 10 units · 100 lessons
  1. 1Starts with “Seeds Are God's Gift”
  2. 2Starts with “What Is an Heirloom?”
  3. 3Starts with “What Lives in Dirt?”
  4. 4Starts with “What Is Mulch? Your Garden's Cozy Blanket”
  5. 5Starts with “What Is Compost?”
  6. 6Starts with “Your Garden's Safe Season”
  7. 7Starts with “Why Heirloom Seeds Matter”
  8. 8Starts with “Why Pollinators Matter to Your Garden”
  9. 9Starts with “The Flower's Secret – How Flowers Become Food”
  10. 10Starts with “Saving Seeds — Why & How”