This curriculum provides activities and resources with which to build rich lessons and experiences that will push students into a further understanding of hydroponics, growing food, caring for the land, and more.

National Farm to School Network's 2021 virtual Movement Meeting featured conversation and action-oriented reflection on how the next generation is working to intersect the food movement with racial justice, environmental justice, economic justice, and other key justice-centered movements.

A list of all the farm to early care and education curricula available through the National Farm to School Network. This list was initially created and most recently updated October 2021.

This Farm to ECE Self-Assessment from the National Farm to School Network (NFSN) and the Association of State Public Health Nutritionists (ASPHN) is designed to help ECE providers and those who work with ECE providers assess their current farm to ECE practices and develop goals and action plans to grow farm to ECE at their site.

Healthier Generation and Kaiser Permanente's evidence-based tool to help schools and districts build learning environments that promote student achievement and support the well-being of kids, staff, and teachers.

‍Discovering Through Hydroponics includes basic how-to information for growing plants hydroponically in your classroom; lesson plans to help students learn the basics of plant needs, plant parts and their functions, and plant life cycles from seed to seed through hands-on investigations; construction plans for simple hydroponic setups; and additional reference materials to support your endeavors.

In this panel discussion, hear from three leaders who share their perspectives, experience, and expertise in shifting power to communities through racial equity-centered evaluation.

This infographic highlights emerging funding streams and immediate opportunities created through the American Rescue Plan (ARP).