Mass Ag in the Classroom WORKSHOPS
Since 1996, Massachusetts Agriculture in the Classroom has offered more than 250 workshops on farms across the state bringing on-farm education experiences to more than 3,000 educators.
Each session offers an in-depth educational overview of one aspect of agriculture with related hands-on activities that helped teachers take agriculture back to their classrooms. Each workshop also includes a farm tour and the opportunity to meet the farmer and learn about work that goes on at the farm. Ten professional development points are offered to teachers for each of the workshops, when they take what they learn back to the classroom and carry out an activity with their students and then send a report.
2020 Workshops!
Learn Pruning Techniques for Fruit Trees, Prospect Hill Farm, 115 Prospect Hill Rd, Harvard
March 21, 2020 9-3
Do you have fruit trees in your school garden (or in your own yard?)
Are you planning to add fruit trees to your garden?
Would you like some hands-on training to learn proper pruning techniques?
This is the workshop for you and it is being offered for FREE!
Coffee and a locally sourced lunch are included.
Dress for the weather since activities will be both outside and in a barn area.
You will also leave with classroom lessons and other activities you can adapt to your grade level.
Thanks to a grant from the Massachusetts Department of Agricultural Resources, there is no charge for this day but PRIOR REGISTRATION IS NECESSARY
REGISTER HERE.
Other workshops for 2020 are coming soon.
