Academic Classrooms

Four 7s Ranch Edible Schoolyard

 Byron Bethany Irrigation District (BBID) at the mouth of the intake channel to the California Aquaduct and San Luis Delta Mendota Water Authority. BBID has purchased land up to 115 acres in which BBID has started with 10 acres to implement 

Butternut Community Preschool

The mission of the Butternut Community Preschool is to promote a child’s natural love of learning. This mission is accomplished through an emergent curriculum guided by the interests of the children, but designed to develop the skills and knowledge necessary for their future academic success. Projects are designed to encourage the children to collaborate, discuss and ask questions.

Moss Haven Farm

Moss Haven Farm provides nutritional, agricultural and environmental education on an urban school farm that grows student skills in academics, healthy lifestyle and giving back to the community. Our school farm serves the community surrounding Moss Haven Elementary, a diverse neighborhood of Lake Highlands in northeast Dallas, Texas. It is considered to be an urban community with a blend of single-family dwellings and apartment communities.

Kidz n Dirt: Live Oak School District Life Lab Gardens

 The educational gardens at both Live Oak and Del Mar Elementary schools, located in the Live Oak area of Santa Cruz, provide K-5 students an outdoor curriculum-based garden experience. Students learn various components of the organic garden experience, including vermicomposting, seed germination, and water cycles. The garden program is based upon the concept of age appropriate hands-on learning. It attempts to provide a holistic approach to healthy food systems and experiential knowledge of the food-based natural world.

Pacific Ridge School On-Campus Garden

 The organic garden is maintained by students in the AP Environmental Science class through a year-long research project in sustainability, complementing the curriculum. Next year there will be a Gardening Club for 90 minutes per week. Middle school students will also rotate through gardening activities throughout the year. Our garden will be used to teach sustainable practices through the implementation of practices like vertical gardens, integrated pest management, drip irrigation, compost fertilizer, and crop rotation.

Edible Schoolyard-Orlando Junior Academy

Orlando Junior Academy is a Christian, Seventh-day Adventist school located in the neighborhood of College Park in Orlando, Florida.  Our school garden's purpose is to extend the students' curriculum beyond the classroom to the outdoors where the natural world becomes the textbook.  Our nutritional science lab also challenges the typical classroom setting by integrating math and science into the cultural appreciation of nutritious and delicious food. These venues provide our students with experiences that are inspiring and engaging, experiences that require critical thinking skills, discipl

Peacock Learning Garden

After several years of discussion and volunteerism with community gardens, we were able to find the means to launch a Learning Garden on site and we completed our first growing season in 2011. It was a resounding success and we are excited about developing further opportunities to integrate the use of the space and create additional opportunities for our students and community.

 

Maharishi School Garden of Bliss

The Edible Schoolyard Program at Maharishi School in Fairfield, Iowa, enriches the education of our students by introducing them to gardening, composting, seed saving and the tasting of new vegetables and herbs. Our facilities include a large greenhouse, butterfly garden, courtyard orchard and a Nature Explore classroom. This year, we added an outdoor garden to help supply our newly completed teaching kitchen with fresh produce.

Our garden

 Our school garden. 

MyPetWormyWorm.info

Name of the program: “MyPetWormyWorm”
Environmental sustainability-­‐ teaching children at a young age about their footprints on the earth during their lifetime.
My passion is to teach and nurture kids and their innate curiosity about nature. Honoring all life including plants, animals and insects and how we have a responsibility to protect and sustain all living things.
Goals of the program:

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