Join us at an upcoming training to learn and share core principles and practical tools for engaging students in academics, sensory learning, and culturally responsive lessons in the kitchen, garden, and cafeteria.

Join us at an upcoming training to learn and share core principles and practical tools for engaging students in academics, sensory learning, and culturally responsive lessons in the kitchen, garden, and cafeteria.
Register now for this year’s Virtual Summer Training taking place June 21 – 24th, 2022!
This year’s training will be a virtual event with sessions that explore the fundamentals of edible education. We’ve designed the program to support educators and organizations who are in the early stage of developing their garden and kitchen classrooms and curriculum. At the same time we welcome more experienced teachers to join this exciting learning opportunity.
We are pleased to offer the training at no cost to participants. Enrollment is not capped and we will send registrants additional information and resources in the weeks leading up to the event.
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Click the button below to register. We look forward to seeing you there!
Click here to view three webinars from fall 2021 on how to implement the Understanding Organic garden curriculum.
Click here to view two webinars from fall 2020 on key instructional strategies and approaches to implement our Cooking with Curiosity curriculum.
Click here to see the series of four virtual events from Summer Training at Home 2020 that explore various strategies for adapting to distance learning.
Click here to see an overview of our Summer Training at Home 2021 event. Please note that none of the sessions were recorded in order to respect participant confidentiality.
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