Over the past decade, Eartheasy has provided schools, businesses, and government institutions with a variety of physical and digital resources to suit their specific requirements.
Whether you're a student or a teacher, to help you begin, we recommend working through the How to Start a School Garden guide which includes step-by-step processes, material lists and sample layouts.
This guide can be accessed in the ChangeX 5 Step Guide on this site, or, you can also download the guide as a PDF from the 'Resources' section.
For more general information on Eartheasy, visit learn.eartheasy.com to explore articles about growing and thriving together.
Over the past decade, Eartheasy has provided schools, businesses, and government institutions with a variety of physical and digital resources to suit their specific requirements.
Whether you're a student or a teacher, to help you begin, we recommend working through the How to Start a School Garden guide which includes step-by-step processes, material lists and sample layouts.
This guide can be accessed in the ChangeX 5 Step Guide on this site, or, you can also download the guide as a PDF from the 'Resources' section.
For more general information on Eartheasy, visit learn.eartheasy.com to explore articles about growing and thriving together.
Timeline: When will you be able to start your project? How often will your team meet? Are there any key dates to share for the project?
Budget: You don't need to share exact prices, but please share how you're planning to spend the seed funding & what costs you're anticipating to get your project up and running:
Impact: How will your community benefit from this project? Do you have any measurable goals for your project, such as the number of people that will participate? Are you hoping to spread knowledge or increase interest in a specific subject?
Location: If your project requires physical space, have you decided the location? Do you have all necessary permission and permits to carry out your project at the chosen location?
How has your kid leader been involved in the planning of the project so far? The students are excited to build the green houses for each planter box.
How will kids be involved in the design and activation of this community project? The students are going to help gather peers for the next part of this project.