Our second workshop took place on November 17 and we focused
on how to connect gardens to current high school and elementary school
curriculums and how we can adapt and implement new curriculum that works with
gardens. We were lucky enough to be
joined by Stacy Freidman from the Intergenerational Landed Learning Project on
the UBC Farm and a group of current and former students from Windermere Secondary
School. Everyone gave really amazing and
inspiring presentations. It was a
wonderful learning and sharing experience and everyone left looking foreword to
more.
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Stacy Friedman talking about curriculum connections |
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Students doing blind contour drawings of leaves from the Orchard Garden |
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Students then had to see if they could find which leaf they had based on their drawing |
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Harvesting Kale for lunch |
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Truly inspiring presentation about Windermere's student run garden |
“Thank you very much
for bringing the students in to give us their presentation. They were very informative and so
professional! I learned so much from
them and am inspired to try and start a garden in whichever school I end up
in. There are endless opportunities for
lessons and integration different aspects into different classrooms. All of the resources provided are much
appreciated. Thanks!"
“Wonderful very
informative inspiring workshop! I loved
the Windomere presentation as it put theory into real life examples. What is really good is all the different
people from different backgrounds who are experts in their field this provides
many different insights and an invaluable wealth of information. Definitely I love to see more presenters in
the future. Thanks J”
"I really enjoyed this workshop experience! I appreciate the holistic teaching approach
and delivery of the concepts and themes of today. Loved the contour drawing of the leaves- also
the tour of the garden. Linking what we
discussed with food prep! Great hands on
activities, awesome conversation.
Totally inspired by the guest speakers- received a ton of resources,
ideas and all of the charts + posters/visuals around the room were so helpful. Another amazing workshop!"
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