How do you want to do food farmer education in kindergarten? Operation manual big open: small farmer interest market operation manual big open: small farmer interest bazaar

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Wen / Mao Shi (Organic Farmer Market Manager, Xingda) Food and Farmer Education courses have become more and more popular in recent years, with weekly organic nutritious lunches in primary and secondary schools at all levels, resulting in the development of many courses and teaching plans, but what about preschool kindergartens? And how to carry out the course of food and agricultural education? The seminar on agricultural education held by Chung Hsing University for kindergarten teachers has enabled teachers from all over Taiwan to have a preliminary understanding of how the curriculum of agricultural education has taken root in kindergarten.

The kindergarten care department of Chaoyang University of Science and Technology and the Xingda Organic Farmers' Market, which held the seminar, gathered these courses into the "small Farmers' interest Market-Kindergarten Organic Farmer Education Curriculum Operation Manual" based on the two years' experience of curriculum cooperation in kindergartens in the central region. so that kindergarten teachers can gradually implement the food farmer education curriculum according to the relevant curriculum teaching plan and core spirit. (please click here for electronic full-text download)

On the day of the seminar, the parent-child feeding Day of Dali Kindergarten. Photography / du Yajie Handbook helps teachers get started on food and agriculture courses quickly.

This kindergarten food farmer education curriculum operation manual is written by Xingda Organic Farmer Bazaar, which has been involved in school food farmer education curriculum planning since 102. Until last year, the cooperation and promotion of curriculum in kindergartens began, and now it has reached 9 schools.

The content of the curriculum manual collects the experience of implementing the curriculum in kindergarten over the past two years, so that teachers who are willing to implement the curriculum can start to implement the curriculum quickly and easily. If it can be matched with farmers' bazaars or agricultural professionals on the ground, it will be easier and easier to integrate farmer education into ordinary teaching activities and achieve curriculum goals.

Talking about the original intention of designing this manual, market manager Yang Wen-Jen pointed out: "at the beginning, I hoped to do a course so that farmers' bazaars from all over Taiwan could participate together and connect local bazaars with schools." Compared with the lack of agricultural resources in urban schools, farmers from producing areas can easily provide such assistance. Whether it is the materials needed for the course, the seeds and seedlings, as well as their expertise, they can provide