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Cultivating Curiosity: Outdoor School Gardens for Inquiry and Healthy Eating

Outdoor school gardens provide a unique opportunity for children to explore, learn, and actively engage in the process of growing food. These gardens encourage inquiry and discovery, teaching kids where their food comes from while promoting healthy eating habits. Schools can celebrate World Food Day on October 16 by hosting events focused on food growth and environmental awareness. With projects that foster teamwork and hands-on learning, children gain valuable skills in science, math, and responsibility. Join the movement to bring outdoor learning into children's lives and ensure no child is left indoors!

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Cultivating Curiosity: Outdoor School Gardens for Inquiry and Healthy Eating

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  1. Outdoor School Gardens Encourage inquiry & discovery Teach Children Where Their Food Comes From Increase Healthy Eating Leave No Child Indoors Develop Environmental Awareness

  2. Support World Food Day! Observe World Food Day each October 16th by Hosting an Event that Centers on Growing Food.

  3. Outdoor SchoolGardens The youngest of kids can grow and harvest even on asphalt!

  4. Outdoor SchoolGardens Imbue pride with a Service Learning Project that teaches science and grows a row for the hungry

  5. Outdoor SchoolGardens Teach kids to measure weigh, calculate and record data in a team building environment. Can I please weigh, record and price my harvest? I want to keep my accounts straight!

  6. Outdoor SchoolGardens What better way to learn the parts of a flower than to grow one yourself Okra is a perfect flower. It has all its parts: petals, sepals, pistils and stamen.

  7. Outdoor SchoolGardens Put the fresh in children back where it belongs …..under the sun and in their lungs.

  8. Outdoor SchoolGardens Increase parental involvement with memorable moments for daddy and his little girl!

  9. Outdoor SchoolGardens EarthBox Food Production at Chicago’s Museum of Science and Industry makes a Smart Home smarter

  10. Outdoor SchoolGardens Grow crops where they never grew before

  11. Outdoor SchoolGardens Don’t go it alone. Build a strong youth garden program using the EarthBox Youth Garden Guide.

  12. Outdoor SchoolGardens HAPPY GARDENING

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