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iitc.tamu.edu

Department of Entomology, TexasA&M University- This site provides lesson plans,activity cards, etc., concerning different aspects of entomology (thestudy of insects) for use by teachers and parents. Other educationalresources are also available. This site is a collaborative effortbetween the Department of Entomology and the Department of EducationalCurriculum and Instruction at Texas A&M University, BlinnCollege, The Brazos Valley Museum of Natural History, and the BryanIndependent School District.

myfreshplans.com

Sharks are fascinating creatures, very different from us and from fish, and they offer just enough scariness to make an exciting classroom study. Here are two of our favorite approaches to the topic. Basic background: National Geographic has several lesson plans about sharks, including Are Sharks as Dangerous as We… Continue reading

farmtoschool.org

Values-aligned universal meals is a new way of thinking about the entire system that feeds our kids. Get the tools parents, schools, policymakers, farmers, and more need to ensure quality foods are passed down the table to students every day, in a sustainable way.

libguides.uhcl.edu

neumann library research guides created by uhcl librarians to help you find, learn about, and use scholarly information resources and services

food-hub.org

With these tips, you'll be able to write a convincing and informative essay that can make a real difference in the way schools approach food. So let's get started!

asi.ucdavis.edu

VolunteersStudents and community members can volunteer with many of our programs. Volunteers have many of the same opportunities for farm- and garden-based opportunities that interns have, but do not receive academic credit. There is no minimum time commitment for volunteers. Our capacity for volunteers varies by program; see below for details. You can sign-up for our Volunteer Opportunities email here.

asapconnections.org

It’s a busy Wednesday afternoon and Shannon Barrett, human resource manager for the City of Asheville, is standing in the lobby of Asheville City Hall. Employees and visitors are rushing to appointments upstairs, but Shannon has a reason to slow down and think about her health today. “I’m getting ready to open my CSA box,”

buyappalachian.org

ASAP helps create and expand local food markets that will preserve our agricultural heritage, give everyone access to fresh, healthy food, and keep our farmers farming. Our mission is to collaboratively create and expand regional community based and integrated food systems that are locally owned and controlled, environmentally sound, economically viable, and health-promoting.