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Eat-In Ontario Workshop Outlines for K-12
Interested in food literacy education for your school? Download a collection of Field to Table Schools 25 minute Eat-In Ontario workshop outlines.
There are curriculum-linked workshops for all ages from JK to grade 12 available for you to download! And stay tuned for a sneak peak of our teacher's manual - a collection of fully developed lesson plans including curriculum links, learning strategies and lesson extensions for some of our most successful workshops!Eat-In Ontario is a province-wide fall harvest celebration on Friday, September 30, 2011, with fun-filled activities, using fresh local produce to teach students of all ages the joys of cooking, growing and tasting good, healthy food.
Download our "How To" guides for your own Eat-In Ontario event, updated for 2011 (PDF's):
Download 25 minute Eat-In Ontario workshop outlines for your class (PDF's):
- KG - Roots and Shoots: Plant Part Yoga
- KG - Pollination Patrol: Bee Anatomy Dress-Up
- KG - Rotten Apple Party: All about Worms!
- Grade 1 - Roots and Shoots: Do-It-Yourself Twister
- Grade 1 - Pollination Patrol: Pollen Pick-up Relay Race
- Grade 1 - Rotten Apple Party: Compost Bin Game Show
- Grade 2 - Roots and Fruits: Plant Part Relay
- Grade 2 - Pollination Patrol: Honey Tasting
- Grade 2 - Rotten Apple Party: Microorganism Dance Party!
- Grade 3 - Stone Soup: Story and Circle Game
- Grade 3 - The Three Sisters
- Grade 3 - Can You Dig It? Components of Soil as a Snack
- Grade 4 - Stone Soup: Story Telling Activity
- Grade 4 - Sprouting
- Grade 4 - Can You Dig It? Worm Restaurant Specials
- Grade 5 - Cacao Culture: The History of the "Food of the Gods" and Trading Game
- Grade 5 - Sunflowers, Health and Biodiversity
- Grade 5 - Scraps to Snacks
- Grade 6 - Compost Family Feud: Build a Worm Bin Compost Challenge Game
- Grade 6 - Fuel up with Pear Power!
- Grade 6 - Cranberries
- Grade 7 - FoodPrints & Transportation of Food
- Grade 7 - Land Use: The Environmental Impacts of Cattle
- Grade 7 - Seed Balls and Guerilla Gardening
- Grade 8 - FoodPrints: "Time to Talk Turkey"
- Grade 8 - Erosion
- Grade 8 - Plant Part Community Art
- Grade 9 - Food, Media & Marketing: Sorting the Wheat from the Chaff
- Grade 9 - Upcycling for Urban Farming
- Grade 9 - Urban Agriculture
- Grade 10 - What Toronto Eats: Food Security in Toronto
- Grade 10 - Download above case studies separatley
- Grade 10 - Forget the 100 Mile Diet
- Grade 10 - Cranberry Tasting
- Grade 10 - Composting: An Organism for Change
- Grade 11 - Digital Story Telling
- Grade 11 - The Power of the Sun
- Grade 11 - Certification Process and Choices for Sustainable Agriculture
- Grade 11 - Farm Plan Worksheet 1: Apples
- Grade 11 - Farm Plan Worksheet 2: Eggs
- Grade 11 - Farm Plan Worksheet 3: Dairy
- Grade 11 - Farm Plan Worksheet 4: Carrots
- Grade 11 - Farm Plan Worksheet 5: Corn
- Grade 12 - Urban Planning
- Grade 12 - The Bus Kitchen: Sustainable Food
- Grade 12 - Gardening Loom (PDF)
- Grade 12 - Gardening Loom (Word)
Register and Stay in Touch
Don't forget to register! Every activity counts, whether it's a 20 minute tasting or a whole-day festival, we want to know about it.
To stay in touch, register for the event and receive updates, email us at recipeforchange@foodshare.net
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