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\nSummer Institute 2001 Unit Planfor Kindergarten  \nBCID Fund  \nBeef Cattle Industry  \nDevelopnent Fund  \nThis document is the result of the author's participation in the BC Agriculture in the Classroom Founda-tions'Summer Institute for Educators.This third year level course in curriculum design is offered throughthe University of British Columbia's Office of Continuing Professional Education.  \nParticipants(20 educators from Kindergarten to Grade 12)spend one week at the Montfort House RuralResource Centre situated on UBC's Farm on Vancouver Island.Here they develop a number of practicalteaching strategies for their classrooms using examples drawn from the agricultural,environmental,eco-nomic and nutritional concepts featured in the Bc Integrated Resource Packages for their particular gradeor subject area.  \nThe agricultural community sponsors participants for the costs of learning resources,tuition,meals andaccommodation.  \nParticipants taking the course for credit create teaching modules such as this to share with other educa-tors from around the province.  \nApplications can be made on the BC AITC web site at www.aitc.ca/bc or directly at the AITC office.Contact Lindsay Babineau at 604-556-3088 for an application form.  \nCore funding for BC Agriculture in the Classroom Foundation's  \nSummer Institute for Educators 2001 was provided by:  \n·  the Beef Cattle Industry Development Fund  \nTeacher sponsorship was provided by:  \n·BC Broiler Hatching Egg Commission  \n·BC Institute of Agrologists-Okanagan Branch  \n·BC Institute of Agrologists-Fraser Valley Branch  \nBC Potato and Vegetable Growers'Association  \n,First Heritage Delta Credit Union(Envision)  \n·Fraser Valley Strawberry Growers'Association  \n·Nechako Valley Regional Cattlemen's Association (Slocan Forest Products-Plateau Division)  \n·North Okanagan Livestock Association  \n·Royal Bank of Canada Agriculture Division  \n.Whitta Farm  \nBC Agriculture in the Classroom Foundation is supported by:  \nInveatment  \nAgrloulture  \nAgriculture and Agrlculture et  \nFoundatlon  \n■*  \nAgri-Food Canada Agroallmentaire Canada  \nfBrlthi Celgmble  \nSummer Institute for Educators  \n·BC Cattlemen's Association  \n,BC Milk Producer's Association  \n·BC Turkey Marketing Board  \n.CIBC Agriculture Division  \n·Mainland Dairymen's Association  \nBRITISH  \nCOLUMBIA  \nMinistry ofAgriculture,  \nFood and Fisheries  \n***·****4***…****  \n·   ··················  ·······  ·····    ····  ··········  .  \n# Introduction\n\nFarming and agriculture are an important part of society.Some of our basic needs are fulfilledthrough farming and agniculture.As a classroom teacher,we need to help our students makeconnections to the land and talk about where food comes from.It is through this understandingthat students will learn to appreciate the complexities and intricacies of how food arrives to thetable.It also gives students the ability to think critically about aspects of farm life,as well asthe difficulties and satisfaction of working on the land.This farm unit focuses on farm life andbuilding vocabulary of farm animals.  \nThis farm unit consists of eleven lesson plans.I have included an objective,preparatory materi-als,lesson development and student activities for each lesson.I have also included suggestedstories to complement each lesson as I feel story time is an essential part of the Kindergartenprogram.There is a field trip to a farm at the end of the unit to complement all that studentshave learned.This field trip needs to be arranged well in advance.I have also included assess-ment strategies.Finally,there is a bibliography of the storybooks.  \nMath activities can be integrated at any point of the lessons.You may want to count animals inthe storybook or have tub toys of animals that can be sorted and counted.Graphing activitiescan also be incorporated in the lessons by asking students 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