Series 1: From Soil to Oceans
In this series, students will learn about the foundational components of soil and how healthy soils are necessary for healthy plants. They will also learn how soil and plants are affected by the weather and its patterns. Finally, they will close the loop by understanding how pollution makes its way into our bodies of water via wind and rain, and how we can prevent trash from entering our environment through intelligent waste management practices and composting.
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Series 2: Food, Water, Drought
at In this series, students will learn about drought and how to measure it. They will discover which types of plants thrive in our climate and types of plants that are harmful to our ecosystems. Based on this knowledge, they will then learn about sustainable design that utilizes native plants and also aid in conserving water.
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Series 3: From Seed, to Table, to Compost
In this series, students will learn about the requirements for healthy seed growth that ultimately result in healthy plants. They will understand the basics of seed and plant anatomy and determine how when composted, plant organic matter aids in nutrient distribution for new growth.
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Series 4: Flow of Water in Ecosystems
In this series, students will learn about ancient agriculture and how we have transported and stored water for food production. We will then determine the true cost of food production and follow the journey that a single piece of fruit must forgo in order to make it to our homes. Finally, students will learn about water conservation and how to implement such strategies in their own homes.
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Series 5: Bugs, Humans, and Soil
In this series, students will learn about soil composition/formation and how soil serves as the building block for all life. They will then determine what makes an organism beneficial to plant and soil life, and what makes an organism a pest. Finally, students will learn about how healthy soil leads to healthy plants and leads to healthy bodies! We will point out the beneficial properties of fruits and vegetables and how their nutrients affect our bodies.
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Series 6: Alive in our Watershed
In this series, students will go over what a watershed is, how we live in one, and the importance of protecting it. Students will then investigate how energy is transferred throughout the food chain and what makes a habitat suitable for various species. They will close the loop by learning about how watersheds are the habitat for many living things.
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Series 7: Drought Hardy
In this series, students will learn about weather and weather patterns and how this affects habitat for plants and animals. Students will then investigate how energy is transferred throughout the food chain and what makes a habitat suitable for various species.
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Series 8: Different Climates, Different Habitats
In this series, students will learn about weather and climate and determine how those factors affect habitats. Students will discover how anatomy and function makes plants suitable for their environments, and how these plants symbiotically serve the needs of surrounding animals.
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Our Spanish VideosAll our videos are offered in Spanish on our Youtube Channel!
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Our Seasonal Offering Youtube PlaylistSeasonal Offerings are exploration-based activities that are fun to do at home. They are educational, but less focused on meeting Science Standards.
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Our Recipes Youtube PlaylistThese recipes are easy and fun to do with kids. They are a great way to get your child eating a variety of fruits and veggies. Have fun!
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