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Lesson topics include soil, plants, cycles, ecology, weather, nutrition, and food systems. Also includes team-building and sensory exploration activities, organic gardening skills, and information on how to create and sustain a successful school garden program. The fourth edition includes a new chapter on Healthy Eating, an expanded resource section on Cooking with Kids, over 25 student lab sheets for experiments, and more. Sample Lessons: • – Students toss balls and learn one another's names • – One student guides another, blindfolded student through a maze of people • – Students work in small groups to explore the composition of soil • – Groups of students use multiple senses to find and classify contrasting objects in the natural environment. • – Students prepare soil flats using five different soil conservation techniques and then compare water flow and soil loss.

• – Students explore seeds and learn about how they are adapted for travel. They then search around the garden or other outdoor areas for examples of seeds that travel in different ways. • – Demonstrate how plants produce oxygen and use carbon dioxide in the course of photosynthesis. Of some lessons and songs from The Growing Classroom. — Life Lab offers one- or two-day trainings using the The Growing Classroom. Learn more about The Growing Classroom: Intensive on Garden-Based Learning Want to preview or borrow a copy of The Growing Classroom? The California Healthy Kids Resource Center has copies for Californian's to borrow.

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A great way for budding gardeners to plant, investigate, learn and experiment! In 2016, you helped us bring 30 leaders from across the nation together for a first-ever Leadership Institute for School Garden Support Organizations. The results are in on the work they have achieved together.

In 2017, these 30 leaders collectively trained 463 teachers who teach over 10,000 students every year. And after their trainings, 98% of those 463 teachers reported an increase in their motivation and confidence to engage students in hands-on, experiential learning in a garden setting. Do you know what that means?! That means more and more kids getting meaningful experiences like the students above! That’s why, in January of 2018 we’ll be hosting another Leadership Institute, this time for 50 leaders who will be coming in from all across the US, including leaders from Puerto Rico and the US Virgin Islands. Because every child everywhere deserves the chance to discover a love of learning, healthy food, and nature. We can’t wait to see what these leaders accomplish in the year to come!

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