Learn about the pre-test & post-test to be done before the Farm to School Program begins on January 12th. Watch the video, download the test and enter your results in this blog post. Last day to do the pre-test is this Thursday January 11th

We can’t wait to have you and your class go on a Virtual Field Trip with us. For those of you who signed up for the Virtual Field Trip, On February 17th you will have your Virtual Field Trip Kits delivered for you and your students. Learn what all you need to know for your Virtual Field Trip.

This must-see, prerequisite information session covers, timeline, goals, all the areas of the program, activity & taste test kits, and what we are doing differently from last year.

Overview of what you get as a Full Classroom Experience and what was getting delivered

Testing before and after the program helps us gauge the effectiveness of the program. You’ll want to do this week 1.

Familiarize yourself with WebinarJam for our LIVE & Recorded Virtual Classrooms used for Farm to School Fridays

Growing Hydroponically with San Andreas with Click & Grow. Watch Setup, Tips, and Resources.

The Join Loop Digital picture frame so you can share videos and photos with 19 other fellow classrooms on your Farm to School program journey.

Fresh herbs grown at San Andreas helps introduce students to new foods and create a great learning opportunity.

Your first activity with options of changing different variables to grow and germinate seeds in a glove.

Start filming as early as Week 2 with your class. You and your students will determine which of the three (3) video types you will put your Farm to School twist on to win a prize!

Transplant your basil plant from your grow in a glove kit or start seeds from your basil seeds from the Seed Discovery Kit.

Have your class compare and contrast how the different kinds of seeds turn into the different plants they become

A fun way for K-3rd graders to learn the different phases of growing flowers. Multi-color-shaped wildflower seed papers make up your “growfetti.”

Middle School Only - Create a similar hydroponics system that uses a wicking system to grow your plant