presentsTeaching the Food Cycle to Students
Teaching the Food Cycle to StudentsWhen teaching the food cycle to kids, it can sometimes be difficult to make the connection between “the school” and “the farm.”Learning ZoneXpress has developed a Food Cycle Poster that graphically demonstrates how the food is grown on the farm, harvested, and then transported to the school.
Teaching the Food Cycle to StudentsBut it is also important to explain that this is not the end of the food cycle. Also depicted in the poster is how the school composts the food scraps which are then transported back to the farm to be tilled into the soil to grow new crops.
Teaching the Food Cycle to StudentsBy demonstrating the complete food cycle, students can connect with the cycle and see the balance required in nature. What’s more, it gives them an opportunity to see how they fit into that cycle both through the school, and by inference, in their own home.
Teaching the Food Cycle to StudentsThis poster is perfect for the classroom or the cafeteria and can be part of a lecture series or a stand-alone demonstration. Developed in 2009, the poster (product #4576) is 18” x 24” and cost only $9.95.You can order this poster online at www.learningzonexpress.com
Learning Zone XpressYour Source for Innovative Nutrition Education and Life Skill ProductsVisit us on the web atwww.LearningZoneXpress.com

Teaching the Food Cycle to Students

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    presentsTeaching the FoodCycle to Students
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    Teaching the FoodCycle to StudentsWhen teaching the food cycle to kids, it can sometimes be difficult to make the connection between “the school” and “the farm.”Learning ZoneXpress has developed a Food Cycle Poster that graphically demonstrates how the food is grown on the farm, harvested, and then transported to the school.
  • 3.
    Teaching the FoodCycle to StudentsBut it is also important to explain that this is not the end of the food cycle. Also depicted in the poster is how the school composts the food scraps which are then transported back to the farm to be tilled into the soil to grow new crops.
  • 4.
    Teaching the FoodCycle to StudentsBy demonstrating the complete food cycle, students can connect with the cycle and see the balance required in nature. What’s more, it gives them an opportunity to see how they fit into that cycle both through the school, and by inference, in their own home.
  • 5.
    Teaching the FoodCycle to StudentsThis poster is perfect for the classroom or the cafeteria and can be part of a lecture series or a stand-alone demonstration. Developed in 2009, the poster (product #4576) is 18” x 24” and cost only $9.95.You can order this poster online at www.learningzonexpress.com
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    Learning Zone XpressYourSource for Innovative Nutrition Education and Life Skill ProductsVisit us on the web atwww.LearningZoneXpress.com