Terry had another awesome two weeks at Life Lab. I think he learns more there than in any other part of his year. School is great, but he’s passionate (and often dogmatic) about what he learns there.
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Helping kids cultivate healthy eating habits; Santa Cruz County nonprofits making a difference
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A number of Santa Cruz County nonprofits are teaching kids how to grow and cook food, and develop stronger connections to nature and their community in the process.
The Thing About Bees: A Love Letter
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A special greeting from Shabazz Larkin reminds us that his recent work is all about overcoming fears and has a message of tolerance. He encourages us through his book to make space for the things we don’t know or understand.
Life Lab provides truly inspiring training. Their breadth of experience, joy for teaching, and commitment to sharing knowledge highlight the best practices in food and garden education.
Thank you for such a wonderful field trip experience! Your leaders did such a great job at keeping our kids engaged.
Terry had another awesome two weeks at Life Lab. I think he learns more there than in any other part of his year. School is great, but he’s passionate (and often dogmatic) about what he learns there.
Hosted by the Sprouts Healthy Communities Foundation in partnership with Life Lab and the School Garden Support Organization Network.