Kitchen Classrooms

Grow Some Good

Grow Some Good is a nonprofit community program dedicated to creating hands-on, outdoor learning experiences that cultivate curiosity about natural life cycles, connect students to their food sources, and inspire better nutrition choices.

In addition to helping establish food gardens and living science labs in local schools, we provide resources and curriculum support through community partnerships in agriculture, science, food education and nutrition.

Healthy Tummy Initiative

As a family-oriented, Naturopathic Doctor and food lover, my goal is to become much more involved in the nutrition and education communities ensuring that children are getting fed (and fed well!) both at home and in the classroom.

Garden by Knight

I am the Career Technical Education culinary instructor for an inner city high school. We lost our horticulture program and since I have a background in horticulture the school has giving me the green houses and part of the campus to use for my program. We are establishing a student-run café where I'd like to serve the produce we grow. In addition, due to the fact that we are in a low socioeconomic area of the city and have a large Hispanic and Asian student body, I also wanted to start a community garden on campus to get parents involved in their child's school.

Abruzzi Teaching Garden

The village of Siankhor in Baltistan's Shigar valley, sits on the road to Askoli, the starting point to treks in Pakistan's Karakorum mountain range. Of particular note, is 8,611m (28,251 ft) K2, amongst several other 8000 meter peaks.

The Food Lab and the Farm at Walker Jones

 Walker Jones Education Campus is a pre-K through 8th grade school, with a total of about 450 students.  Located in the heart of Washington, DC, we are home to DC's largest urban farm and our budding food lab.

Hazelwood Community Garden

We are in the process of creating a learning garden at our school.  I would like to focus on growing food to eat in our classrooms or in our lunchroom.

River Place Kitchen Garden Project

 I am a Norwegian woman who currently live in Austin , TX.  My British husband and I are both keen gardeners and cooks and we are sometimes shocked with the lack of basic kitchen garden and cooking skills we see here. I therefor would like to contribute in River Place Elementary and in Four Points Middle school here in our local are in Austin. 

 

Anne Bull

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.

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