Classroom Ag-Tivity Kits
Ag-Tivity Kits are FREE to Baltimore City Schools teachers and other staff working in our schools.
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Why Kits?
Why Kits?
Ag-tivity kits provide hands-on experiences growing plants and animals in your classroom for all grades. Students connect to our food system, to nature, and practice SEL skills - while applying your academic curriculum!
Kit Availability
Kit Availability
Grow Kits are Ready to Order:
Microgreens Kit
Salad Garden Kit
Herb Garden Kit
Eco-System Kits are Available after training:
Aquaponics
Worms are Wonderful Compost
Chick- Hatching kits:
Limited availability. Fill out the kit request form below to indicate your interest. We'll be in touch in the spring when chick kits become available. Note- in 2026 we will be prioritizing schools that did not hatch chicks in the last year
REGISTRATION LINKS: GRow Kits & Training for Aqua and worms are wonderful Kits
REGISTRATION LINKS: GRow Kits & Training for Aqua and worms are wonderful Kits
THANK YOU to Friends of Great Kids Farm for Raising Grant Funds Annually to supply our FREE Teacher Ag-Tivity Kits!
Get in Touch / Schedule a program with the GKF team
Get in Touch / Schedule a program with the GKF team
Great Kids Farm, City Schools’ educational farm in Catonsville. Descriptions and registration pages for our curriculum-aligned in person food, farm, and cooking programs, are found on the Baltimore City Schools Farm to School Programs page.
Beyond in person programs, Great Kids Farm serves as a hub for information and resources for school garden and cooking programs. If you are interested in starting or re-starting a new garden or cooking club at your school, reaching out to the Farm to School team is a great first step. Email: farms@bcps.k12.md.us.
For information about general green school programs, or greening issues across the district, contact Joanna Pi-Sunyer, Analyst – Sustainability at Green@bcps.k12.md.us, and review City Schools’ Sustainability Plan. Also see the Guide to Green Partners and Resources for gardening and other greening partners, programs and ideas.
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