Training sites into greenhouses
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Overview
Learn about which materials are best to use in a greenhouse and explore some of the ideas why growing and eating more vegetables and fruit is a good idea.
The resources below make up a one-hour session. You can pick and choose elements to suit your students or you can download the complete lesson.
Resources
Activity Sheet 2: Training Sites into Greenhouses
Scientific experiment activity sheet for the main activity.
Lesson plan: Training Sites into Greenhouses
An exploration of healthy eating and agriculture designed for students aged 13-14 and 14-15. This lesson covers the subject areas of science, citizenship and physical education.
Presentation: Training Sites into Greenhouses
Visual aids, on-screen discussion points and hidden teacher notes to help with delivery.
Activity Sheet 3: Training Sites into Greenhouses
Scientific experiment activity sheet for the main activity.
Activity Sheet 1: Training Sites into Greenhouses
Scientific experiment activity sheet for the main activity.
Information Sheet: Training Sites into Greenhouses
Find out more about growing and eating healthy foods.
Quizzes
Quiz: Training Sites into Greenhouses (Ages 14-15)
A ten-question quiz based on the lesson content.
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Quiz: Training Sites into Greenhouses (Ages 13-14)
A ten-question quiz based on the lesson content.
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