What are your favorite seeds to have your students plant? I usually stick with Lima beans or alfalfa seeds, but I’m looking to branch out.

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If you have some outside space, plant leaf lettuce and radish. I did this a few years ago. On the last day of school, we harvested and had salads. It was weird to eat salad at 9:30 in the morning, but I loved hearing the comments that it was the best salad they ever had.

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Peas are simple to grow and they sprout quickly, making them a great choice for a classroom garden.

Wheat grass! Not sure if that is ideal for most but children love to trim it etc!

I have used lima and navy beans. They both produce plants very quickly even though I don't have a lot of sunlight in my classroom.