…In Laurie Krebs’s first book, she writes the tale of a loving Grandfather (known around town as the Beeman) passing on wisdom to his young granddaughter about his beloved bees, beekeeping, and, of course, honey. Young readers will enjoy learning about the roles both bees and humans play in the making of the syrupy and sweet treat we all love….
…A fun and informative story learning about the animals that live in an American backyard….
…Young Kunu has watched his dad and grandfather make many beautiful baskets, but when he tries to make one of his own, he discovers that it’s much more difficult than he thought. With his grandfather’s help he finally completes a fine-looking basket, learning much about patience, perseverance, and family traditions along the way. Find discussion questions and activity extensions from the publisher, Island Readers & Writers, here. …
…ure a child’s attention enough to have them retain the information they’re learning in science class. If you combine science lessons with interesting picture and story-books, however, they will have something to relate this new information to, and there’s a better chance they will understand these new concepts in more depth. In this curriculum book, K-4 teachers can plan out reading lessons that will lead into scientific discussions and projects t…
…n plan (K-2) Eating in Season lesson plan (3-5) Nourish Curriculum Guide (6-12) Viewing comprehension questions: What is something that Jorge enjoys about being a farmer? What is something that Paty enjoys about being a farmer? What are some of the traits it takes take to be a farmer? Can you name some of the peppers Paty said they grow? What did Jorge say the peppers need to grow? Where do they sell their produce? What months are included in thei…
…und on Alternative Distribution Systems Carpio Report Handout Distribution Learning Committee Distribution Models for Farm to School OK Farm to School SC distributor perspective School Marketing- Regional Marketing Model Sysco Case Study 2009 In addition to these resources, Growing Minds offers a variety of Farm to School lesson plans, recipes, and guides throughout our website: School Gardens Local food in the Cafeteria Farm Field Trips Local Fo…
…Look, See the Bird! is a beautifully illustrated children’s book which seeks to not only promote curiosity in children about the natural world around them, but also to establish the universal quality of having a connection with nature. Look, See the Bird! follows children in a variety of locations, all of whom are learning about local birds and their habits. …
…In this book, a young boy decides to observe and take note of everything growing in his garden. This is a great read for young children who are just learning how to count, and adults will appreciate that it encourages them to eat healthy and local food!…
…icultural Program, Henderson County Cooperative Extension, Henderson County Department of Public Health, Hendersonville Community Foundation, Hendersonville Community Co-Op, Sow True Seed and ASAP (Appalachian Sustainable Agriculture Program). …
…Fletcher spearheaded the event; she was looking for a way to put a Farm to School spin on the annual Thanksgiving meal held at the school. “The main objective of the event was for the kids to put a farmer’s face to a product, because kids don’t know where their food comes from nowadays,” Fletcher said. “I wanted them to know that when they’re eating their broccoli, that someone worked hard to grow that broccoli. We also wanted to get parents invo…