Garden Scavenger Hunts
Many teachers break large groups of students into smaller groups in order to facilitate meaningful
August 13, 2011
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Many teachers break large groups of students into smaller groups in order to facilitate meaningful
Day Camps 2011 Click to View Album Our summer day camps are coming to a
See English language version of this list Redes y Herramientas Para Buscar Recursos Sobre
Our summer youth program, “Food, What?!” hosted 100+ visitors for our annual youth day. The
When we started planning the Garden Classroom, a bit over ten years ago, we envisioned
The Monterey Bay Science Project (MBSP), located at UCSC in the Life Lab Science Program,
Local press cover the “Food,What?!” Strawberry Healthy Blast. Teens eat fresh and learn about food.
My Tiny Garden Design your own mini, edible garden using crackers, hummus, and fresh vegetables
The Santa Cruz Education Foundation’s Eddy Wellness Award was presented to Food, What on May
Santa Cruz City Council Member David Terrazas surprised us all at our May Day Benefit
There are lots of activities that can be really beneficial to your children such as
Farm and Garden Educator Resources that were shared during the "On the farm and in
Santa Cruz NEXT is committed to providing a fun, hip and diverse environment to discuss
Also view 2013–14 California School Garden Survey Life Lab, in collaboration with the California School
In the December 15th cover story “Smells Like Teen Spirit” of the GoodTimes, Food, What
Not only is chard a delicious and amazingly healthy addition to any dish, as evident
Save money, save your landfill, and teach conservation by reusing materials in your garden. Next
A nice article from The GoodTimes 11.2.2010 The Youth Crew at Food, What?! mixes farming-based
Life Lab’s Language Acquisition and Science Education in Rural Schools (LASERS) program showed the positive
Life Lab’s Annual Benefit was so great this year that the local media came to
Many folks have asked us for our chicken coop design. Here it is as a
Search through a worm compost bin and find various critters on a BINGO board. With
“Food,What?!” Strawberry Youth Blast coverage from the Santa Cruz Sentinel — All things strawberry were
View more of our school garden design resources. View the photos below to see the
We are excited to announce 3 new job openings.
For more information and to apply see below
