Distance Teaching/Learning (During COVID-19)

[Tristana Pirkl (CE CEN)]

Hi everyone,

Wondering what y’all are doing to foster outdoor education/school garden/nutrition education through distance learning either taught virtually by educators or activities that parents can do with their kids?

 

I know many of you are heroically taking your lessons online: how are you doing that? What are you using?

 

And some of you are sharing resources that parents/caregives can do themselves with their kids. What are you sharing?

 

Or if you’ve seen other resources, would love to know about them-thank you!

 

Stay safe and well,

Tristana

 

TRISTANA PIRKL
Edible Education Programs Leader

WholeKidsFoundation.org  
A Whole Foods Market Foundation

 

[Maree Gaetani]

Hey Tristana and all-

We’ve seen a more than 200% jump for our Garden actives pages, more for families and parents as depending on district and age, home schooling bars are understandably low.  

We just created a new page to launch tomorrow that aggregates by audience info on the web including SGSO and our peers - our theme is Never Stop Growing.

Will share link tomorrow . . . 

Be well all.    What we all do is more important than ever.  

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[Pamela Flory]

HI Tristana.  I am honing my video skills and making weekly short videos of the garden so the students have a connection to the school garden, chickens, meadow and composting area.  We usually start off each garden class with a grazing menu so continuing that to remind them of what's in season.  There is a chicken check-in so they can see the girls and "dude" the rooster.  There is a short garden lesson, depending on the grade, and then ending with an outdoor activity.  This week I filmed my backyard and we looked for trees and shrubs sending out flowers, leaves or both.  I can't wait for the kids to explore their own backyards from a new perspective.

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[SUSAN LEBLANC]

Hi Tristana,

This is available and starts on Thursday. It will be sent out to my students. I use this program at my schools. Looking forward to seeing it.

http://jmgkids.us/

Hope this helps.

Susan LeBlanc

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[Erica Curry]

Hi everyone, 

Tristana, thanks so much for starting this thread!

At FoodCorps we've developed this COVID-19 Resources page to support educators, parents, school nutrition professionals and others interested. On that page you'll find a link to this FoodCorps Resources To Support Remote Education document.  This document includes 35 food and garden-focused FoodCorps Lessons that can easily be adapted to lead in a home kitchen or backyard garden. The lessons are aimed for Kindergarten- 5th grade. They are a part of our suite of nearly 100 FoodCorps lessons that are currently being revised and updated, which will be posted on our website this summer. 

People can also access the Sprout Scouts Club Handbook on our standard resources page, which includes hands-on activities for elementary aged kids that focus on growing, preparing and eating healthy good (developed in partnership with Life Lab!)

Our service members across the country have been engaged in a variety of activities as schools have closed, which may include supporting food distribution, remote education and school gardens. They are also recording and posting videos that feature demonstrations of easy garden and cooking activities. 

Stay well everyone and take good care. 

Erica 

Erica Curry | FoodCorps Director of Education | she/her — FoodCorps.org (503) 451-3080

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[SHERMAN Rick - ODE]

Hi Tristana,

 

I shared with this group last week I sent out an email to my OR F2S Education grantees a google doc for them to share their new projects they are switching to.  It’s filled out more each day so worth a look.

 

Rick   Rick Sherman Farm to School Program Analyst Office of Child Nutrition, Research, Accountability, Fingerprinting and Transportation Office: 503-947-5863 | Cell: 503-385-6998 Rick.s...@state.or.us  Oregon Farm to School Website: bit.ly/orf2s

 

 

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[Jezra Thompson]

Wow! So many rad resources. Thank you all for sharing, and thank you for posing this pertinent question. I'm sharing our collective Google doc we've greeted for the BUSD Gardening and Cooking Program here. This compiles our lessons, as well as lessons shared by our community, and organizes them by grade cluster, theme, and academic standards. It's a working document, so please keep that in mind. Our garden-based learning lessons on our website are also free for viewing and download to the public (hyperlinked below). We'll be evolving and adding to this list as we learn more about how our classroom teachers are providing distance learning to our Berkeley Unified Schools. 

Be well and safe! 

Jezra Thompson, MS

Supervisor, Gardening & Cooking Programs 

Berkeley Unified School District 

510-486-9350

What to know more about how we're affecting change in our community with improved health for students and families? Learn more about our District-wide garden-based and nutrition education, where you can review our Program reports, download curriculum, and learn more about our District Wellness Committee. 

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[Maree Gaetani]

Thank you all!   This is awesome - we will be sharing nad have already shared some of these.

Maree Gaetani

Director of Strategic Initiatives

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[School Garden Network Sonoma County]

Thank you everyone.  With permission, I would like to share these resources, with credit of course, to our network.  Please let me know if anyone objects.  Great work everyone.

Lynn

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[Shital Parikh]

Here is a link to gardening curriculum by grades.  Many fun projects for parents and teachers.

Garden curriculum can be found in the Curriculum pages of the School Garden section of the Master Gardener website.

Shital Parikh

Master Gardener, School Garden Consultant

"To plant a garden, is to believe in tomorrow" Audrey Hepburn

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[christopher burroughs]

Thank you this is useful right now. I hope everybody is well.

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[Dawn Cleaves]

I had been working on a new YouTube channel. It was for teachers. Now I have added a playlist  "Garden Daily for Kids". More videos to come.

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Hi everyone,

Wondering what y’all are doing to foster outdoor education/school garden/nutrition education through distance learning either taught virtually by educators or activities that parents can do with their kids?.

[Dylan Wilson]

Good morning from the Edible Schoolyard Kern County in Bakersfield CA!

We just launched our YouTube Channel yesterday. A majority of our content will be based on our curriculum, for parents to implement at home, and a few fun videos for kids to enjoy!

It's definitely a learning experience for us. I hope everyone else who is going virtual is hanging in there, transitioning from farmers and chefs to YouTube stars can be a learning curve. 

Edible Schoolyard Kern County ---- YouTube Channel

Best Wishes,

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[Chelsea Lathrop]

Good afternoon!

My name is Chelsea Lathrop, I am the Events and Virtual Academy Coordinator at Green Our Planet. Green Our Planet is a 501(c)3 non-profit based in Las Vegas, NV and creators of the nation's largest comprehensive garden and hydroponics program. With school out here in Las Vegas indefinitely, we have been working hard to create The Green Our Planet Virtual Academy for students to connect with our horticulturists, hydroponic experts and chef-nutritionists so they can learn science, engineering and nutrition from their homes.

We believe that what our farmers, chefs and hydroponic experts can offer to serve students, families and communities is even more important now during the pandemic. During this time of increased stress and uncertainty watching one of our farmers show the lifecycle of a ladybug in the garden truly brings a sense of wonder, awe and joy to everyone in the family.  Also, I know our students will be excited to connect with the familiar faces of their farmers, chefs and hydroponics teachers who they normally see in school.  

 

Our plan over the next few weeks is to ramp up the newsletter.  Build a solid inventory of films from our farmers who are still out tending gardens and sharing the harvests with families in need.  Also, our chefs are converting their home kitchens into mini-studios to teach cooking lessons and our hydroponics team is busy figuring out lessons so that students can make homemade hydroponic kits to grow food in their kitchen or bedroom.

If you have any questions or would like more information feel free to email me. We are also open to guest appearances in our newsletter focusing on Hydroponics, STEM curriculum, nutritional demos, etc. Take care and stay safe!

Best wishes,

Chelsea

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[John Fisher]

Greetings,
Join other SGSOs for a virtual gathering on Distance Teaching/Learning During School Closures.   
Wednesday 4/15/20 at 11am PST. View Archive

Also take a look at the curated list of Distance Teaching Resources shared by SGSOs at www.sgsonetwork.org/covid  If you have a resource to add please submit it to the list.

Distance Teaching/Learning During Covid-19

Come join our School Garden Support Organization Network as we gather and share resources during COVID-19. For this gathering we'll focus on "Distance Teaching and Learning" including: - Taking garden lessons or updates online - Providing resources for lessons/activities parents can do at home - Examples of how you are sharing (ie. district/school channels, social media etc.) - Equitable access to programming during distance learning The format of these "gatherings" will start with an overview of resources already shared via our channels. Then we'll hear a quick overview of what a handful of organizations are doing already so you can learn from their experiences. If you'd like to share during this time, please indicate in the registration. We'll then open it up if anyone in the audience would like to share more and wrap up with time for questions. Featured beginning speakers: Kim Aman, Slow Food USA School Garden Network Lisa Whittlesey, Junior Master Gardener Program Willa Pohlman, City Blossoms Chelsea Lathrop, Green Our Planet Stay tuned for future Virtual Gatherings

 

• April 22, 11am PST: Garden Care and Management During Covid-19 Register
  • Safe Garden Use/Harvest Protocol
  • Navigating local city/county and district policies for access to school gardens
  • How to share garden produce, vegetable starts, etc.
• April 24, 11am PST: SGSOs Unite! Register
  • Wear a party hat, share a mocktail and join other SGOSs for this social networkig hour. Need some inspiration for making mocktails, check out these drink recipes from Sprouts.
• April 29, 11am PST: Maintaining Fiscal Stability for your SGSO During Covid-19 Register
  • Ideas for maintaining fundraising, including virtual fundraisers
  • Generating new streams of revenue
  • Stimulus Bill Support -COVID19 Related Grants
• May 6, 11am PST: Running Your SGSO / Supporting Your Staff During Covid-19: Register
  • Educator Professional development
  • HR Implications
  • Scheduling
  • Program Evaluations

Visit the SGSO Network website for more information: www.sgsonetwork.org/covid

[Rolando Roman]

Now that our school is out, I’ve been posting updates from our garden and videos on soil testing, photosynthesis, our seedlings and how to transplant all the plants that the student planted.

Here’s one of the videos: https://youtu.be/hcCwyyuMX8o

At my school,Mannsdale Upper Elementary, we have a Junior Master Gardener Program that is integrated into our curriculum.
All students will have an opportunity to learn how to take care of our garden within each state it’s in. Student only go to the garden once a week during our 4-week rotation blocks on Thursdays.

While learning how to provide for plants’ needs, students will also learn how plants provide for our needs. The lessons will use math, science, language arts, health, and social studies concepts to help the students understand how plants help us live, grow, learn, and play.

The Mannsdale Upper Elementary Junior Master Gardener program covers the following topics:

• Plant Growth and Development,
• Soils and Water,
• Ecology and Environmental Horticulture,
• Insects and Diseases,
• Landscape Horticulture
• Fruits and Nuts
• Vegetables and Herbs
• Life Skills and
• Career Exploration.

[School Garden Support Organization Network]

Greetings, 

Here is what the folks at South Whidbey School Farms are doing to communicate and connect with their students. Sent from Cary Peterson

South Whidbey School Farms Manager

Just want to share what we are doing for our school farm program, and garden science curriculum. When school was open, we taught 650 students weekly at our School Farms here on South Whidbey. Now, in addition to google classroom weekly classes for all the grades, we are doing youtube videos and growing starts for the students to grow at home in gardens or containers.
https://whidbeyschoolgardens.wordpress.com/
https://whidbeyschoolgardens.wordpress.com/2020/03/27/school-farms-during-the-covid-19-school-closure/
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCjrarJK_rbOfOPSeUkG23fg/videos   YouTube Student farmers at home channel
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7otUvQHba14&t   Welcome to school farm at home

Thanks and hope you all are well!
Cary Peterson
South Whidbey School Farms Manager

Additionally they have sent out this google form for our starts distribution to students and their families.

https://forms.gle/Qgp9RagDtmYC16U16

...and have enjoyed planting Makah Ozette potatoes. They are very grateful to have these wonderful potatoes (from SlowFoods) and they are an important part of our curriculum and Harvest Feast! 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Naq5XLilyUQ

[John Fisher]

Greetings, Thanks to those that shared and were able to join us for the Virtual Gathering on Distance Teaching and Learning Resources During Covid-19

• View the Archive Here
• Download an attachment of the presentation with live links here https://drive.google.com/open?id=1ZwqgSx-LNq6PqZjrHbfv1axDpaL-WfqK
• View the List of Distance Teaching and Learning Resources contributed by SGSOs and share your resource on the list by visiting www.sgsonetwork.org/covid

Here were the results to the poll questions we asked during the presentation

Be Well,

[Erica Curry]

Hi everyone, 

Thought I would revive this thread to share a few more resources that FoodCorps has developed over the last few weeks. 

In addition to our Resources to Support Remote Education document we have now developed a Video Lessons by FoodCorps Service Members resource where you can view over 100 videos (so far!) demonstrating food and garden education lessons, developed by our service corps across the country.  

We've also developed this FoodCorps Recording Videos FAQ resource might be interest to others that are recording videos to support remote garden learning during COVID.  This resource includes links to the following two webinars developed by our Rochelli Li, FoodCorps Digital Content Manager: 

• “Lights, Camera, Action: Tips and Tricks for Recording Videos”
• “Tips for Editing and Sharing Videos”

Healthy wishes,

Erica 

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[Russell Sterten]

Hi, all – The Edible Schoolyard Project has been creating gardening and cooking lessons for distance learning. All of our lessons can be found on our website here.

Thank you,

Russell

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[Daniel Morgan - Out Teach]

The below virtual panel from the DOE about successful distance learning is full, but will share any available follow-up resources with the group.

Dear K-12 education stakeholders,

Please join U.S. Department of Education Assistant Secretary of the Office of Elementary and Secondary Education, Frank Brogan, as he leads a panel discussion on the practical application of virtual learning with education practitioners across the country. This forum will provide information and resources to establish or develop innovative virtual learning capabilities in preparation for successful distance learning in the future. This event aims to address experiences from different people who, like many of you, have found themselves searching for direction and comradery in this new reality. You must RSVP to join the forum and space is limited. Please register only if you are able to join the forum. This event is closed to the press.

When: Tuesday, June 09, 2020 from 2:30 PM to 3:45 PM EDT (please note start time and time zone)

Topic: U.S. Department of Education: Practical Application of Virtual Education— Innovation Strategies, Best Practices, Testimonials 

Please use the following link to register: https://ems8.intellor.com?do=register&t=1&p=827975

Upon successful registration, you will receive an email containing a personalized access link. Note that multiple people cannot dial-in using the same registration information. 

We hope you can join us!

Respectfully,
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[Sam Ullery (OSSE)]

Hi All,

Now that many schools are starting up virtually, I would love to revisit this thread to invite others to share newly created or refined distance learning resources, plans or ideas. Thanks for sharing! 

[Donya Foley]

Hello all!

We, at The HEAL Project in Half Moon Bay, CA have made distance learning videos all around the topic of composting and recycling. We are also looking to partner with local environmental education organizations to push forward some more distance learning video lessons and materials.

Hope this helps someone out there!

Warmly,

Donya

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[Linda S. Law-Saunders]

Please keep me on this email list!

Thanks.

 

-L-

 

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Family & Consumer Sciences and Ag & Food Systems Educator

Cornell Cooperative Extension | Washington County

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[Katie Nahrwold]

Amazing idea. Thank you. Resources I have been using are EPA Healthy Schools during Covid 19

NAAEE reopening schools guidelines

Edible Schoolyard Learning at Home

Project Learning Tree for outdoor learning activities and lessons

[Russell Sterten]

Thank you, Sam, for starting this thread back up!

At the Edible Schoolyard Project, we continued to create new lessons for distance learning, all of which can be seen here. (Katie, I saw in your email that you've been using these lessons. I hope they have been  helpful!)

Additionally, we hosted a series of training webinars meant to support teachers wanting to include food education in their distance learning plans. Recordings of the webinars can be seen here.

I hope this is helpful, please let me know if I can answer any questions about these resources.

Warmly,

Russell

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[Marguerite Nesteruk]

Hey All,

I am offering my services virtually for homeschool as well as in private one-on-one tutoring with students.  For virtual education, I create slideshows and share the screen so that students can be engaged instead of just seeing me talk on a video.  I can provide topics on gardening, nutrition, environmental science etc.  I am based in California.

Feel free to email me at in...@ResonatingEarth.org :: ResonatingEarth.org

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[John Fisher]

Greetings, Here are resources related to our 8/26/2020 webinar:

Webinar - Distance Teaching and Learning Virtual Gathering (Fall 2020 Version)
View Archive Download PDF of Slide Deck

View or share examples of Garden-Based Education Distance Teaching Resources 

View all our archived webinars

Be well,

John Fisher

SGSO Network Advisory Committee

Life Lab