The first EcoCooks School Online module, Grow Food Don't Throw Food, consists of low-prep fun activities to explore topics of where food comes from, climate change connections, and easy ways to reduce food waste.
Type
Resource
Cost
Free
Location
Nationwide
Alberta Location
Alberta -
All School Districts
British Columbia Location
BC -
All School Districts
Age/Grade Level:
4, 5, 6, 7
Curriculum Connected:
Yes, contact the organization directly
Subjects:
Applied Design, Skills and Technologies/CSF/CTS, Science
Topics:
Waste/Circular economy, Food, Climate change
The first EcoCooks School Online module, Grow Food Don't Throw Food, consists of low-prep fun activities to explore topics of where food comes from, climate change connections, and easy ways to reduce food waste.
EcoCooks School Online is the digital adaptation of Elements Society's in-person food and environmental literacy program, EcoCooks School. It's ideal for teachers looking to integrate sustainability topics through high-quality, ready-made lessons. In 4 digital lessons with an optional kitchen-skills day, learners explore the connections between food and the environment, discover where food comes from and how food affects climate, as well as why food waste matters, how to better preserve food, and what they can do to make a difference.
Accessibility
Accommodations for physical disabilities
None specified
Accommodations for neurodiverse participants
None specified
Full Description
EcoCooks School Online is the digital adaptation of Elements Society's in-person food and environmental literacy program, EcoCooks School. It's ideal for teachers looking to integrate sustainability topics through high-quality, ready-made lessons. In 4 digital lessons with an optional kitchen-skills day, learners explore the connections between food and the environment, discover where food comes from and how food affects climate, as well as why food waste matters, how to better preserve food, and what they can do to make a difference.
More Info
Register for a free account on our learning platform, and then click "Request access." We will ask you to fill out a quick form to tell us your teaching context, so we can keep track of who our lessons are reaching.