REMINDER:
Finding, Improving and Sequencing High Quality Garden Lessons
How do school garden practitioners find or develop lessons that are inspiring, engaging and effective? How do they design lesson sequences intentionally to align with seasons, connect with standards, and optimize learning? Different programs require different lessons sequences to reflect their unique, local context; their program goals; and their students. In other words, there is no one-size-fits-all garden curriculum. In this Webinar, we will share a roadmap for developing an exceptional lesson sequence and highlight promising practices and stellar examples from SGSOs across the country along the way.
We’ll share lesson planning tools; exemplary lesson sequences organized around different goals; resources for making lessons culturally responsive; and more!
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Can't make the webinar? No problem!
All webinars are recorded and shared in the Archived section of our webinars page, along with any relevant resources. And if you register for the webinar, you'll receive the follow up email with a direct link to the recording.
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2021 Leadership Institute
Promising Practices Webinar Series
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UPCOMING WEBINAR:
Strengthening Equity and Inclusivity in Our Organizations, Programming, Community Partnerships and Gardens
In this webinar, we invite all SGSO organizational team members including leadership, educators, board members and anyone else driven towards creating stronger more just SGSOs. We will be sharing a compilation of resources intended to help SGSOs explore potential ways to intertwine equity, inclusivity, diversity, and justice into all aspects of their organization and work.
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Call for Future Webinar Topics & Presenters
We are a peer to peer network and strive to facilitate SGSOs sharing with one another on relevant topics to enhance all of our work. Let us know what topics you’d like to see or present! With the support of Sprouts Healthy Communities Foundation, we provide honorariums for our presenters. Learn more and share your ideas here.
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The School Garden Support Organization Network (SGSO) connects over 3,300 individuals and organizations working to support school garden programs at a district, regional, statewide, or national level. Members share resources and strategies for supporting multiple schools gardens, with the ultimate goal of aligning efforts across communities.
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