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Resources for Schools and Teachers (English)

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  1. A Pre-Visit Plan -- Please discuss this very important information with your students before you visit. 
    Frequently asked questions about ECHO, the farm visit, and safety rules for enjoying the ECHO-North America Small Farm Resource Center experience...



  2. Sweet Harvest! Math Level: Middle School
    Students will convert the annual sugar cane harvest data from weight to liquid measure, calculate the number of containers needed (gallons, quarts, and pints) for sale at a farmers’ market, and form a business plan including the calculation of costs and profits. An extension activity includes...



  3. Gone Fishing! Math Level: Middle School
    Students will analyze data from the annual Tilapia harvest comparing the pond raised fish to the aquaponics grown fish. Guess what they found?



  4. Animals on the Farm – Science and ELA Level: Elementary-Middle School
    During the ECHO tour, students saw several members of the animal kingdom which play an important role on small-scale farms. After creating a graphic organizer, students will write stories, poems, construct posters, or design illustrated brochures or information sheets describing “How to Raise”...



  5. Soil Isn’t Dirt! ELA and Social Studies Level: Elementary-Middle School
    Students will demonstrate their understanding of ways to improve and conserve soil as they email an ECHO intern in Africa, respond to a quote from the 19th century warning of civilizations’ impact on soil, and investigate the “Dust Bowl” soil disaster in U.S. history.



  6. Where in the world? Social Studies and Art Level: Elementary-Middle School
    After researching information, students will design an illustrated travel brochure describing the country where one of the Small Farm Resource Centersis located, including important facts that a visitor would like to know. Other art activities include posters, illustrations, and dioramas.



  7. STEM on the Farm – Level: Elementary-Middle School
    After seeing several examples of Appropriate Technology as they toured ECHO-North America, students will play a card game to review the technologies, plot the location of each one on a farm map, and then design their own invention to assist small-scale framers.



  8. Designing Experiments – Science Level: Middle School
    Students will investigate recent field research studies on the ECHO-North America Small Farm Resource Center and the ECHO-Asia Small Farm Resource Center and then design their own experiments. Activity 1 ECHO-North America initiated a multi-year gliricidia intercropping trial. Researchers are...



  9. Activities to Do at Home and Fun Info – Level: Elementary-Middle School
    Download Video links from the “Science Show” For more activities and information on Florida's Ag in the Classroom program : FAITC FAITC Teaching Resources



  10. Kids in the Garden – Teacher resource for starting or improving a school garden
    This resource includes: how to get started, how to stretch a limited or non-existent budget, what inspired adult gardeners when they were children, and types of gardens from simple to complex. Additional resource links include: videos, articles, and books.



  11. ECHO-North America Small Farm Resource Center Tour – Level: Middle School-Adult
    Recent video tours of the ECHO-North AmericaSmall Farm Resource Center