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Sustainability
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D&T
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Triangular Wooden
Grow Bed
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A fantastic space saving bed that is
ideal for fitting in the tightest of
spots but also enables you to make
a multiple of shapes when adding
extra beds. Suitable for deep
rooted vegetables, plants and
flowers whilst making gardening
more accessible for young children.
Treated with non toxic chemicals to
preserve the wood and made from
FSC certified PSE timber.
Dimensions 60 cm panel length x
43 cm high, flat-packed, 9 panels
each 600 mm length x 143 mm
high, galvanised brackets, fixings
and instructions.
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013-EC00314 £49.99
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Double Windowed
Raised Bed
A twist on the conventional raised
bed, we have adapted this bed
from your feedback to incorporate
2 Perspex windows which will allow
children to view deep rooted plants
and some vegetables, making this
grow bed ideal for Science
investigations. Cover your windows
when not inspecting to minimise
interruption to the growing
process. Dimensions (W90 x L90 x
H43 cm), single window one end,
flat-pack - PSE timber, 11 panels
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each 900 mm long x 143 mm high,
2 Perspex panels each 90 cm long x
143 mm high, galvanised brackets,
fixings and instructions.
013-EC00318 £99.99
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Art of Recycling
This book provides a collection of
creative and cost effective ideas
for producing classroom displays by
utilising throw away materials such
as paper, plastic, fabric and glass.
KS1/2, P1-7. Pbk. 70 pg.
013-GARECY £16.99
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Grow Bed
L97.5 X W97.5 X D25cm.
013-EC-GB £39.70
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Grow It Eat It
Children will love learning how to
plant seeds and turn their produce
into delicious meals from juicy
tomatoes for fantastic pizzas,
pumpkins for a perfect pie and
luscious strawberries for a mouth
watering smoothie. Discover how
food grows, from photosynthesis to
pollination and learn to care for 7
Edible Gardens In
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Global Garden
plants. Features recipes for healthy
Schools Do you know how your jeans grew?
snacks, lunches and dinners from
the crops that are grown. Includes
This growing guide for teachers Or your bicycle tyres?
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Mini Grow Bed
plants that can all be grown in pots.
enables schools to grow their own What does a chocolate tree look
KS1/P1-3, KS2/P4-7. Size: 276 x
These grow beds available in two food to bring back to the like and where does sugar come
216 mm. 80 pgs. Full colour.
sizes are easy to assemble (no classroom. The book comes with a from? Turn the wheels, lift the
tools required) The heat absorbing CD and both contain clear flaps, pull the tabs and discover,
013-TE00383 £10.50 black panels warm the soil quicker information about seasonal topics the great ingenuity of the plants we
allowing plants to develop faster. and the practical aspects of can’t do without. Ideal for
They are made from 100% recycled
gardening in school. Includes discussions on sustainability.
materials and are ideal for creating
lesson plans, activities and Alternatively explore the
your own vegetable patch when
worksheets. 40 pages. Paperback mechanisms when covering Unit
space is limited. L97.5 x W51 x
book. 4B Story Books. 12 pgs. Hbk. Size:
D25 cm.
013-EC00014 £16.95
23 x 23 cm.
013-EC-MGB £26.99 013-TE00131 £12.99
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