Learning Through
Gardening supports teachers' use of gardening and agriculture
in the classroom. This projects goal is to increase the students understanding
of many science, social studies, mathematical, and literature
concepts using the garden for a hands-on approach and problem solving
techniques.
Ongoing Programs
Whether we grew up on a farm or in the city, agriculture and gardening
play an important and enriching role in all of our lives. NJAS and Agriculture
In The Classroom is proud to offer the following programs to support
the agricultural education and experience of participating students and
schools. To find out more about these offerings click on the links below.
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New Jersey
Farm to School
Conference
Learn how to start school gardens, increase local farm-fresh produce in school lunches and more!
April 18, 2009. Click here for more information or visit
www.njfarmtoschool.org e-postcard
Featured Lessons
Learning Through Gardening Grants
Farm-City
Week Poster and Essay Contest
Food Doesn't Grow in the Supermarket
Science Savvy Workshops
Of course there are also a variety of seasonal programs and activities.
Look through our newsletter, The Classroom Garden, to see what
activities are currently being implemented in participating schools.
The Classroom
Garden
This teacher friendly newsletter provides updates on exciting activities taking place
at schools currently enrolled in the Learning Through Gardening program,
as well as important tips for your school garden and fun activities
to link classroom learning to the outdoor (and indoor) garden.
Suzanne Macauley, Program Director
PO Box 331
Trenton, NJ 08625
Phone 609-802-3938
E-Mail: njagsociety@optonline.net
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