Sprout Magic: Garden Lessons 1928

This 1920s silent educational film, Growing Things: A Film Lesson in "Nature Study", teaches students how to plant and nurture a small garden. Produced for classroom use, it offers practical tips—digging, sowing, watering—followed by mesmerizing timelapse cinematography. Beans sprout, shoots unfurl, and plants climb skyward, revealing nature’s growth in accelerated wonder. Intertitles explain soil care and sunlight’s role, making this a delightful blend of hands-on learning and early film innovation for young gardeners.