Think&EatGreen@School

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Professional Developent Resources

The Think & Eat Green Team would like to thank all those who participated in the Small Grant Schools Event January 17th 2013. Participation was up from last year, with almost twice as many educators, administrators, and community members attending…

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VIDEO: The Worms of Henderson Elementary

This unshared gem has been recently unearthed, and is sure to start 2013 for you with a smile on your face. The video was brought to the attention of the Think & Eat Green Team in late November 2012.  It…

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Protected: Alejandro Rojas Speaking at PICS

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Think & Eat Green @ School in the News: Will Valley in Trek Magazine

Check out Think & Eat Green-er Will Valley in this online piece from TREK Magazine on the growing importance of food sovereignty in BC.   From Trek Magazine: Despite the diversity of its agricultural landscape, from fruit orchards in the…

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November Newsletter from Think & Eat Green

View our November Newsletter by clicking the image. This month features: 2012-2013 Small Grants for VSB Schools, a visit from UBC Enhanced Practicum Students, Tea-Time at the Tyee, TEG in the news, and more! If you haven’t already, sign up…

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Think & Eat Green @ School : Tea-time for Tyee Elementary Students

“Wednesday, the Think&EatGreen@School project worked with a class of students at Tyee Elementary school to make ceramic tea cups using either the pinch pot method or the coil pot method. After shaping their cup using one of the two pottery…

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Warm Welcome to UBC Enhanced Practicum Students

One week ago, Think & Eat Green had 20 secondary teacher candidates from the UBC Faculty of Education visit to learn about the Think & Eat Green @ Schools project and their possible enhanced practicum placements this spring. This Spring…

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Funding Opportunity: School Garden Grant Program

Check out this exceptional funding opportunity available through the Whole Kids Foundation Garden Grant Application, in Partnership with FoodCorps. Grants of $2000 (US) are available to K-12 schools to develop or maintain a garden project on school grounds. The deadline…

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