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From Garden to Table

Science and Children March -- 2006

The sight of young children eagerly reaching for and eating string beans, carrots, lettuce, radishes, and even raw beets and onions is an incredibly satisfying one for a science teacher. The experience of growing food is a natural motivation for getting children to eat more healthful food. Tending a garden can make this process real and help children to make connections between farmers who grow food or raise animals and the food that arrives in the stores.
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