Nutrition and Agriculture Education Activities

A Guide to Using the Creative Curriculum to Support Farm to ECE Models from Policy Equity Group

Curriculum from Early Sprouts Institute

From Our Farms: Teaching Kids about Food, Nutrition, and the Farm from Rutgers Extension

Together We Grow Healthy Kids Curriculum from Northeast Iowa Food and Fitness Initiative (also available in Spanish)

Wisconsin Farm to ECE: Considerations for Programs Participating in YoungStar (Wisconsin’s Child Care Quality Rating and Improvement System) from Community Groundworks

Health from Home from CATCH (Coordinated Approach to Child Health)

Farm to ECE Resources for At-Home Activities from Wisconsin School Garden Network

Farm to Early Care and Education Videos from Small Bites Adventure Club

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