Garden Classrooms

How Does it Grow?

How Does it Grow? is the first online hub for teaching agricultural literacy to ages 12 through adulthood through the power of storytelling.

By creating broadcast-quality videos and other free, multi-platform tools, our goal is to reconnect people with how their food grows in order to inspire greater connection with — and demand for — whole, natural foods.

Within the release of just the first few episodes of the "How Does it Grow?" web series, our videos quickly clocked over 100,000 plays.

Minnesota Food Association

The mission of Minnesota Food Association (MFA) is to build a sustainable food system based on social, economic and environmental justice through education, training and partnerships.

We envision a community where:
• All people who desire to farm have the tools, knowledge, skills and access to resources necessary to be successful farmers.
• Organic and sustainable agricultural principles and practices are embraced and supported by both producers and consumers.
• All people eat organic, sustainably and locally produced food.

Edible Village

Edible Village is the educational institution for children of age 4-7, offering programs in which children can learn and grow with our garden-based curriculum.

 

Edible International Academy

Edible International Academy(EIA) is the international program which is offered during the weekend in the beautiful campus of Incheon English Village in order to provide 100% English immersion curriculum to Korean students. Through its systematic components during the weekend and vacation period, it provides an opportunity to take rigorous international curriculum without giving up Korean elementary curriculum provided by Korean schools during the weekdays.

Edible EdVentures

Edible EdVentures is a project-based science enrichment program for children to explore the links between food and nature!  Edible EdVentures explores exciting elements of food through inquiry-based science, literacy and art projects.  Our mission is to provide students with hands-on workshops that promote a healthy balance between our plates and our environment.

F.H. King Students for Sustainable Agriculture

F.H. King is a student organization based out of the University of Wisconsin - Madison. Our mission is to establish the relationship between land, food, and the UW-Madison campus community as well as the surrounding Madison community through our garden workshops and shared learning experiences.

Website: http://fhkingstudents.wix.com/fhking

Green Thumb Growers Guild

Green Thumb Growers Guild is a horticultural education program that meets as part of the afterschool enrichment programs at Sidney Elementary School.  Students who participate experience anything and everything having to do with growing and using plants (and fungi).  The Green Thumb Growers Guild began in October 2013 with 15 members.  We use the outdoor gardens behind the elementary, classroom space for crafting projects, the nature trail for collecting and observing, and the greenhouse at the High School for starting seeds and experimenting.  Like the plants and gardens, we are growing as

Kid Chefs

We prepare our dishes from scratch using local ingredients and take the "mystery" out of food. The children take the forefront in all preparations and learn to love eating healthy, delicious snacks together. 

Campbell Elementary Outdoor Classroom

The Campbell Elementary School Garden is part of a larger Campbell Outdoor Classroom, comprised of several areas on school grounds: courtyard and school-yard fruit and vegetable raised beds, a Colonial Virginia garden, a pollination garden, and a Wetlands Learning Lab. The Campbell Outdoor Classroom is incorporated into the school curriculum by the Expeditionary Learning Coordinator, Garden Docent, teachers, staff, and volunteers.

Common Vision

Common Vision implements innovative strategies in sustainability with diverse communities and schools throughout California. Focusing on fruit trees, local agriculture, renewable energy, and community engagement, Common Vision uses inspirational education to create a healthier and more just society.

School Orchard Project

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