Growing Minds Preschool Toolkit
http://growing-minds.org/farm-preschool-toolkit/
“All of our farm to preschool resources are compiled into our new Farm to Preschool Toolkit. The toolkit contains all of our preK lesson plans, “This Week in the Garden” activity guides, and “Farm to School Goes Home” weekly newsletters. It also includes sourcing guidance, tips for cooking with young children, and more!” Note: I sent mine to Staples to be printed since it is 210 pages and it cost me $16.
Multicultural Collection of Farm to ECE Books –
“The Food Trust’s multicultural collection of farm to ECE books highlights children’s books that feature characters from underrepresented racial and ethnic groups, many of which are authored by writers of color. The list also includes a number of books that are either bilingual or written exclusively in Spanish. These books cover a wide variety of farm to ECE related topics including gardening, farms, cooking, family meals, farmers markets, shopping for food and more.”
Farm to Childcare Curriculum Package
https://www.iatp.org/files/2014_07_16_F2CC_Curriculum_f.pdf
“Inside this curriculum package, you will find activity ideas and resources for implementing Farm to Childcare at your childcare center. Many of these resources are ready to use, while some are examples that offer opportunities for you to customize to your own context. Lesson planning charts are provided to help you introduce the children at your center to locally grown food items and concepts.” Note: I sent mine to Staples to be printed since it is 176 pages and it cost me $15.
Cultivating Joy and Wonder: Educating for Sustainability in Early Childhood through Nature, Food, and Community
https://shelburnefarms.org/our-work/resources/cultivatingjoyandwonder
“Engaging activities, essays, and resources that encourage children to explore and engage in the world around them. The book is the fruit of Shelburne Farms’ years of experience in early childhood education and sustainability, both on the Farm and with partners at the Sustainability Academy and King Street Center in Burlington, Vermont”
My First Garden
http://rodaleinstitute.org/myfirstgarden/assets/pdf/rodale-hshs-program.pdf
“Rodale Institute, the birthplace of the organic movement, has put together this resource “My First Garden,” to help teachers integrate school gardens into their classroom curriculum. This curriculum is designed for preschool or kindergarten children, but could be adapted to suit early elementary school needs.”
A Roadmap for Farm to Early Care and Education: A Guide to Understanding Farm to School Opportunities in Early Care and Education Settings
http://www.farmtoschool.org/Resources/Roadmap_FarmtoECE.pdf
National Farm to School Network – Database of hundreds of resources
http://www.farmtoschool.org/resources
Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA) and Farm to School
http://www.farmtoschool.org/Resources/ESSA_Toolkit.pdf
“In 2015, the Elementary and Secondary Education Act was reauthorized as the Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA), and it includes many new opportunities for the integration of farm to school and ECE activities in educational settings. This toolkit is designed for educators, advocates, parents, and farm to school and ECE stakeholders to understand and act upon the opportunities ESSA provides.”
Farm to Preschool: Farm Field Trips (By EcoTrust)
http://www.farmtopreschool.org/pdf/states/or/State_OR_Howtohostapre-kfarmfieldtrip_v2.pdf
“Short guide to planning a preschool field trip to a farm, includes information on finding a farmer, example trip schedule, and supply list.”
Benefits of Farm to School (Fact Sheet)
http://www.farmtoschool.org/Resources/BenefitsFactSheet.pdf
“Farm to school programs provide a variety of benefits to students, parents, schools, communities and farmers. This fact sheet offers a research-based overview of the benefits of farm to school and a list of sources. (Updated April 2017)”
Growing Healthy Kids through Farm to Child Care
“Next to parents, child care providers can be some of the most influential people in helping children get a strong, healthy start in life. The Public Health Law Center has developed a series of resources designed to inform and support efforts to cultivate child care settings that promote healthy eating, active play opportunities, reduced screen time, and tobacco-free environments. This fact sheet explains the Farm to Child Care movement and provides tips for child care providers about how to incorporate fresh, local food and healthy food education into their programs”
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