Teacher Resource Library

Meet New Brunswick curriculum outcomes in a fun, engaging way!
Get unlimited access to hundreds of free educational resources and activities with a focus on agriculture.
https://aitcdashboard.ca/resource_matrix/NB/

Maximum audience Size:

Unlimited

Cost:

Free

Calendar Availability:

All Year

Travel Subsidy:

Broad Sustainability Topics:

Climate change and climate action, Green careers and employment, Biodiversity and ecosystems, Human health and society, Gardens and food security

SDGs:

2 - Zero Hunger, 3 - Good Health and Well-Being, 4 - Quality Education, 6 - Clean Water and Sanitation, 8 - Decent Work and Economic Growth, 12 - Responsible Consumption and Production, 13 - Climate Action

Contact information

Agriculture in the Classroom New Brunswick

5315 Portage Ave
Headingley, Manitoba
R4H 1J9

Phone Number: (506) 452-8101

Email Address: coordinator@fermenbfarm.ca

Website: https://aitc-canada.ca/en-ca/for-educators/curriculum-linked-resources/type/61

Main Contact: Charlotte Flores (aitc-aec@fermenbfarm.ca)

Welcome to Earth Ed!

Earth Ed is a valuable tool to assist teachers and other educators in locating New Brunswick-based guest speakers, field trips, and student mentors.

Look for the NBEN Member or Associate logo to find local groups

Membership includes lots of other benefits for your organization! To learn more about the NBEN and how membership would benefit your non-profit, visit nben.ca/en/about-us/nben-approach.html

Looking for student mentors or career inspiration? Connect with The Gaia project! Their Green Experts Program is designed to help students learn more about green careers and access networking and mentorship opportunities with professionals to explore how they can take climate action to the next level: as professionals!

The Green Experts Program was created to showcase existing green careers in the province, and to inspire youth to join New Brunswick’s clean growth economy. To engage with this program please visit thegaiaproject.ca/en/green-experts

Originally focused on environmental and sustainability educational resources, the NBEN has now teamed up with the Anglophone Sector of the Department of Education and Early Childhood Development to provide additional resources that focus on health & wellness too!