Missouri Farm to School Resources Annette Triplett and Lorin Fahrmeier, University of Missouri Extension

1. Food From the Farm Kindergarten Lesson Guide Seasonal and Simple: A guide for
Developed for the kindergarten farm to school program Food From the Farm, enjoying fresh fruits and vegetables
this Kindergarten Lesson Guide includes 50 lessons focusing on healthy eating Seasonal and Simple is a guide to help
and agriculture. By teaching the Food From the Farm lessons, teachers will you select, store and prepare fresh fruits
meet educational standards in health, science, math, communication arts, and vegetables. The recipes use simple
visual arts, information and communications technology literacy, and theater. preparations and seasonings, so you can
The lessons are organized by season, and are grouped into themes. taste the goodness of a fruit or vegetable
$50 • Extension.Missouri.edu/p/N760 at the peak of its flavor. The fruits and
vegetables are listed in the guide by their
growing season — spring, summer and fall.
Do you ever think about where your food comes from? How did it
Nutrients and associated health benefits
get to your grocery store, school or farmers market? Travel with
are listed with each fruit or vegetable.
Tomás the Tomato on this journey from the farm to your table.
$15 • Extension.Missouri.edu/p/MP909
Seasonal and Simple for Food Service:
A guide for quantity preparation and
service of fresh fruits and vegetables
The recipes in the guide are
listed by the fruit or vegetable
growing season and were tested
by food service professionals.
$20 • Extension.Missouri.edu/p/MP918
From the Farm to You From the Farm to You Coloring Book From the Farm to You DVD
$7.50 • Extension.Missouri.edu/p/N761 $1 • Extension.Missouri.edu/p/N764 2012 Telly Award Winner Missouri Farm to School Resource Guide
Special conference price: $5 Bulk educational price: $0.40 each $10 • Extension.Missouri.edu/p/N762 This guide includes the basics of what is farm
(Call 800-292-0969 to order (Call 800-292-0969 to order (This publication is still in production, to school, current farm to school efforts in
at discounted price.) at discounted price.) so it may be a few days before it is Missouri, and information for food service
available to purchase online.) staff and farmers on how to get started.
FREE download
MOFarmToSchool.Missouri.edu/
files/FTSguide-final.pdf
Grow Eat Grow: A Seasonal and Simple Guide for
Gardening and Cooking with Kids
Grow Eat Grow is filled with a variety of ideas for growing fruits and vegetables ResouRce Guide 1
and simple steps for preparing and enjoying them with kids. Start with the
first Grow section for inspiration to begin or transform a garden. Or, go
straight to the Eat section and find new ideas for preparing the fruits and Contact
vegetables you grow, buy at a farmers market or roadside farm stand, through Annette Triplett
community supported agriculture (CSA) or at your local grocery store. TriplettAn@Missouri.edu
$17 • Extension.Missouri.edu/p/MP922 Lorin Fahrmeier
FahrmeierL@Missouri.edu equal opportunity/ADA institution