Key Features
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Whole-Systems Thinking: Educators will learn how to integrate whole-systems thinking into their teaching practices, inspiring students to understand the interconnectedness of ecological, social, and economic systems.
Project-Based Approach: Discover how project-based learning can ignite students' passion for STEM subjects while addressing real-world sustainability challenges. Our method makes learning fun, relevant, and impactful. Expert Leadership: Monica Ibacache brings over 15 years of experience in teaching Permaculture Design in a wide variety of settings, including New York City. Our program is tailored to make sustainability education relevant and accessible to students in urban settings. |
Students interview farmer at Sky Farm rooftop farm
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Coaching Sessions: Educators receive ongoing support throughout the school year that will help them implement and adapt our curriculum to their students’ learning styles.
Curriculum Materials: Our partner schools will access a comprehensive STEAM-based curriculum that is ready to teach (lesson plans, slideshows, games, handouts, & rubrics).
Schools will have the flexibility to license individual years of the curriculum or specific semesters (Fundamentals 1 & 2), allowing the program to meet their unique needs.
Curriculum Materials: Our partner schools will access a comprehensive STEAM-based curriculum that is ready to teach (lesson plans, slideshows, games, handouts, & rubrics).
Schools will have the flexibility to license individual years of the curriculum or specific semesters (Fundamentals 1 & 2), allowing the program to meet their unique needs.
Hands-on activity: students start seeds in the classroom
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