Ag in the Classroom (AITC)

Join us for this year's workshop:
July 14 - 19, 2013
2013 applications

  • It is a great learning experience for K - 12 teachers!
  • It is not a course to learn to become a farmer.
  • It is a busy week-long experience to learn about the food and fiber system.
  • It is not plows, sows and cows. 
  • It is a place to received materials and resources to use in the classroom. 
  • It is not for a teacher with only a little red wagon to haul home their “stuff.”
  • It is a place to meet fellow teachers and exchange ideas.
  • It is a place to recharge your professional battery!
  • It is a course for the teacher ready to make a change! 

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Tamara Badger of Lemont (far left, foreground) and other teachers learned to use hypsometers in calculating the number of logs contained in a standing tree during a woodlot session conducted by Penn State's School of Forest Resources.

 
If you are interested in:

  • Integrating fun-filled, hands-on agricultural projects into existing curriculum.

  • Receiving make-and-take projects and ready to use materials for the classroom.

  • Gaining a network of teachers and agricultural resource people locally and across the state.

  • Optional: Earning Act 48 hours and/or Penn State graduate credits.

 

                                                            
   

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