CANCELLED: MSU Tollgate Farm 4-H Fall Virtual Plants and Their Partners Interactive Week-long Series

May 3, 2021 - May 7, 2021 1 pm EST

Online

Contact: Ellen Koehler koehle43@msu.edu

Child planting plant. Apples on tree. Plants and their partners. Exciting experiential STEAM series designed to explore plants, pollinators, and pollination.

May 3-7, 2021

1 p.m. EST

Spend time exploring the world of plants and their partners as you explore the science behind pollination and pollinators. What are pollinators, and why are they important to us? Plants and Their Partners focuses on the interdependence of plants and animals including plants, pollinators, and pollination. Aligned with literacy, math, and Next Generation Science Standards, students will grow plants, collect data, dissect seeds, design a pollinator garden, as they investigate plant science with place-based projects and investigations. Interact with MSU Tollgate Farm staff, visit the fields and gardens, engage in STEM challenges, and learn about how we can help our pollinators. Interactive sessions complement investigations and activities on the blog. The next best thing to being on the farm!

For grades K-3

Cost: $40 first youth participant, $25 additional youth Grades K-3 in family 
Cancellation fee of $15 past April 15.
A link to join interactive sessions will be sent to registrants before the series begins.

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Event Location

28115 Meadowbrook Road Novi, MI 48377
248-347-3860

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Tags: beekeeping, farm science, gardening, grades k-3, growing, hands-on, home gardening, inquiry learning, interactive, msu tollgate, msu tollgate farm science, plants, pollinators and pollination, remote learning, tollgate, virtual, virtual youth

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