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Garden Club
Garden Club is an inclusive group where kids explore, move, create, and learn through hands-on gardening. Designed with neurodivergent learners in mind, it’s a welcoming space for children to build confidence, regulation, and life skills while connecting with nature. Free for students & families!
We will meet weekly on Mondays @ 9:30a to work on simple garden projects, and engage in some social fun outdoors! Meet-ups begin March 2nd
We will meet after school hours the 4th thursday of the month at 4:30p.
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Spring Workshops
Our workshops are immersive experiences focused on one garden or nature theme. Designed with neurodivergent learners in mind, they offer a gentle, welcoming way for kids to explore, create, and connect with nature through a shared activity. March is all about planting seeds! Each kid will take home a seedling kit, pair of gloves, and a garden apron! Workshops have an $18 registration fee. Ages 8-17 will be most appropriate for this program. Our first workshop will be held on March 21st @ 9:30a
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18 US dollars
FAQs
What ages can participate? Garden Club is designed for all children. Volunteer days and group meet-ups are for families, while the workshop series is targeted toward students ages 8-18, but ages can be flexible. If you’re unsure whether your child is a good fit, reach out—we’ll help guide you.
Is Garden Club sensory-friendly? Yes. The garden is designed as a calm, movement-friendly, sensory-supportive space. Children can take breaks, move freely, and participate at their comfort level.
Do parents stay during the session? Parents should stay with their child during volunteer sessions, and during workshops.
What should my child wear? Clothes that can get dirty, wet, or painted on. Closed-toe shoes are recommended. Apply sunscreen or bug spray beforehand if needed.
What should we bring? A water bottle and any sensory supports your child prefers (ear defenders, fidgets, communication boards, etc.). All gardening supplies are provided.
What about allergies or medical needs? Please list allergies or medical considerations on your form. We adjust activities as needed.
What happens if it rains? We usually continue in light rain and mud-friendly weather. Heavy rain or storms will result in cancellation or rescheduling, and families will receive an alert by email and/or text.
How big are the groups? We keep groups intentionally small—typically 6–10 children—to support sensory needs, safety, and individualized attention.
Can siblings join? Yes. Siblings within the age range are welcome, and encouraged to join. You can list multiple children on the interest form.
My child struggles with new environments. Can they still join? Absolutely. We welcome all neurotypes and support children with flexible transitions, quiet spaces, and choice-based activities. You’re welcome to arrive early for extra settling time.
Is there a cost to attend? Garden Club is currently free through the Garden Groove Educational Foundation. Some special workshops may include a small materials fee, which will always be posted ahead of time.
Where do we meet? Location details will be included in your confirmation email. Look for the Garden Groove signs when you arrive.
Garden Club Committee
Help us plan, organize, and put on Garden Club for our students! If you are a motivated adult who loves gardening, working with kids, and creating inclusive community spaces than this committee is perfect for you! Please join today, and visit our Groups page for updated information on meetings and ways you can help!
Join the Garden Club Committee
We’re building a thoughtful committee of adult women who want to help plan, support, and grow our Garden Club programs alongside families and kids.