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PRESENTATIONS Clara Barton School Arden Bucklin-Sporer - Open the Classroom Door Jim Calkins - Garden and Landscape Selection: Heirloom, Native or Hybrid? Mary Cichon - School Gardens 101 Tom Frericks - The Mad Scientist in All of Us Randy Gage - Summer Garden Program (Part 1) Summer Garden Program (Part 2) Lynne Hagen - Those Wascally Weeds Cathy Heller - Edina South View Middle School Garden: Grant to Growing 2014 Joan James - Vertical & Square Foot Gardening (presentation not available, view informational videos from Backyard Farm here) Jean Larson - Gardening Is Good Therapy and You Get Tomatoes Bonnie Lohman and Brian Wheat - K-12 Garden Curriculum Share MN Schoolyard Gardens Coalition - MSGC Presentation and Discussion Jason Reese - Planning and Output Maximization Mary Rogers - Garden Insect Pests: How Students Can Engage in Integrated Pest Management Anne Sawyer - Healthy Plants in Your School Garden Kirsten Saylor - Worms in Schools (Part 1) Worms in Schools (Part 2) Katherine Simon - An Analysis of Food Safety Risks in the School Garden Urban Roots - Cultivating the Next Generation
RESOURCES Food Safety Tips for School Gardens (provided by Katherine Simon) Five Steps for Food Safe School Gardening (provided by Katherine Simon) How to Build a Handwashing Station (provided by Katherine Simon) USDA Health Meals Resource Team Farm and Garden Produce Safety (provided by Katherine Simon) U of MN Extension - School Garden and Food Safety (provided by Katherine Simon) Grow Some Love: A Child's-Eye View of Education Outside (VIDEO) (Provided by Arden Bucklin-Sporer) Discover Education Outside (Provided by Arden Bucklin-Sporer) Ways to Engage (Provided by Terri Swartout, MN Schoolyard Garden Coalition) HealthPartners yumPower 2015 School Challenge toolkit (Provided by Health Partners, sponsor of the 2015 conference)
RECIPES Jenny Breen - Cooking in the Garden Recipes Arboretum Catering Lunch Recipes (specially designed for Schoolyard Gardens Conference to be low waste, local, minimally processed, and low in refined sugars)- coming soon!
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