Connecting Kids to Agriculture
"Everyone at CALF does a wonderful job of welcoming children to the ranch and teaching us all that they know!"
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CALF's Connecting Kids to Agriculture (CKA) Learning in the Field programs aim to provide students and teachers with a better understanding of the importance of agriculture in a hands-on, authentic environment. Depending upon the program, students may learn about the 5 food groups from a real farmer or rancher, understand the adaptations for plant survival by planting and harvesting in the Where Food Comes FromTM school garden, and learn about Colorado History through Native American storytelling.
CALF's CKA programs are designed to align with CDE grade-level standards for Science, Math, History, Comprehensive Health, Reading, Writing, Communicating or Physical Education! The typical program is approximately 4 hrs in length (10 am to 1:30 pm) and students bring their own sack lunch to enjoy inside or outside depending on the weather. We hope to see you soon at CALF's Lowell Ranch on Plum Creek! |
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Summer Programs
CALF offers schools, organizations or individuals, located in Douglas County, who care for youth and adults with special needs free programming at CALF.
Contact Leah Brown for more information: leah@thecalf.org
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