From Farm to Fork
In this project children learn about the features and characteristics of land use in agricultural regions around the world. They explore how land is used for different types of farming and how factors such as climate, landscape and natural resources influence agricultural activity. Children also investigate significant environmental areas, considering how agriculture interacts with natural environments and affects landscapes, ecosystems and communities.
What children learn in From Farm to Fork
Agricultural regions around the world
Different types of farming
Climate, landscape and natural resources
Significant environmental areas
How agriculture affects environments and communities
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