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Page
https://oregonaitc.org/programs/literacy-project/berry-passport/
Lesson Plan
https://oregonaitc.org/lessonplan/eating-plants/

Students identify the structure and function of six plant parts and classify fruits and vegetables according to which parts of the plants are edible.

Lesson Plan
https://oregonaitc.org/lessonplan/an-appetizer-for-astronauts/

Garnish your space travel with sweet or spicy microgreens! Students will use the Engineering Design Process to design a growing system and device to secure the growing plants that is able to withstand the lack of gravity while growing a tasty treat for them to enjoy!

Lesson Plan
https://oregonaitc.org/lessonplan/mighty-microgreens/

Enjoy sweet or spicy microgreens with students! Students will explore plant needs and grow a tasty treat for them to enjoy!

Page
https://oregonaitc.org/washington-county-vft-student-intern-application/
Lesson Plan
https://oregonaitc.org/lessonplan/sprouting-seeds-to-microgreens/

Garnish your math, literacy and science curriculum with sweet or spicy microgreens! Students will explore a tasty way to learn about life cycles and calculate area through real-life applications.

Lesson Plan
https://oregonaitc.org/lessonplan/greenhouse-engineering-challenge/

Students will use the Engineering Design Process to plan and construct a greenhouse prototype for growing microgreens. Students will apply an understanding of plant needs for growth and determine growing options for communities with climatic challenges.

Page
https://oregonaitc.org/washington-county-educator-workshop-eggology/
Lesson Plan
https://oregonaitc.org/lessonplan/the-legend-of-the-three-sisters/

Students will investigate the “three sisters” crops (corn, beans, and squash) and explore the benefit to planting these crops together through a germination activity and legend reading exploration.

Lesson Plan
https://oregonaitc.org/lessonplan/three-sisters-coloring-garden/

Students will investigate the “three sisters” crops (corn, beans, and squash) and explore the benefit to planting these crops together through a fun coloring story booklet and germination activity.