Are you thinking about starting a school garden in the fall? Did you start a school garden this spring and are wondering how to relate it to the curriculum in the fall? Are you a teacher? Did someone install a school garden at your school and you want to learn how to make use of it as a teaching tool? Are you a volunteer and would like to learn about how to lead a class in the gardens?  Did you start a school garden at your school and are looking to network with others? Have you just finished your first season after starting a school garden program and now know all of the questions you should have asked earlier?  Would you like to learn how to use our lesson plans and garden calendar to create a program that works for your school? Do you want hands-on experience with lessons for the fall?

We will cover these and more at the day long workshop on Saturday, June 2, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.

Saturday, June 2, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.

Lunch - we will provide one of Granny's fresh from the garden with everything salads (you will help prepare) with fresh baked bread.  If this does not work for you, please pack.  We have a lot to cover in a short period of time so we will have a working lunch. 

We learned from previous workshops that no matter the stated topic, each attracts school garden developers and educators in different stages of development. So, we plan a general agenda for each workshop with the details defined by a pre-workshop questionnaire that helps identify this particular group’s needs.

Every participant is required to complete the questionnaire prior to the start of the workshop.