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Let’s build a compassionate world
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Help kids take action for good! Explore Farm Sanctuary’s free, age-appropriate virtual presentations and downloadable curriculums. (Not a teacher or parent? Forward this to a friend or share it with your online community!)
Children are naturally compassionate to animals. When you couple that with critical thinking skills and knowledge about our food system, kids can be a powerful force for positive change.
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EXPLORE
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Virtual Presentations
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Our humane educators offer free, virtual presentations (live and pre-recorded) that are tailored to all ages. You can schedule one class or a series for almost any virtual platform.
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Exploring our Food System with the Animals of Farm Sanctuary
(Grades 5-12)
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This presentation shares the stories of Farm Sanctuary residents, the realities of our modern food system for animals, humans, and the planet and how plant-based food choices and reducing consumption of animal products can lessen our impact.
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Factory Farming Through a Social Justice Lens
(Grades 5-12)
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Examining the impacts of our food system on workers, communities, and animals, this presentation offers a social justice lens for understanding how these issues are interrelated and rooted in systemic injustice.
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Environmental Impacts of our Food
(Grades 5-12)
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Farm Sanctuary’s humane educators introduce students to the relationship of animal agriculture to climate change, explore issues of deforestation, water use, and community health, and how increasing plant-based food choices can reduce our environmental “foodprint.”
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Animal Tales: Learn about the Animals of Farm Sanctuary
(Grades K-4)
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Farm Sanctuary’s humane educators introduce students to the animals who call Farm Sanctuary home. Students learn how to draw a farm animal and find out what animals need to be happy and healthy.
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Free Curriculums
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Our free downloadable curriculums for teachers and parents meet Next Generation Science Standards and National Art Standards. Lesson plans include essential questions, learning objectives, lesson resources and more.
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Animals & Art: The Story Behind a Portrait
(Grades 3-5)
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Students will create art based on an individual animal’s story. Students will explore animal stories as a basis for art-making, create artist statements to explain their personal artwork, and analyze components in visual imagery and the power of art to convey messages and shape ideas.
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Animals & Art: The Story Behind a Portrait
(Grades 6-12)
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Students will create art based on an individual animal’s story. Students will research animal histories as a method of inquiry and basis for art-making on an unfamiliar subject, and explore the power of images to influence ideas, feelings, and behaviors.
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Sustainable Future: Exploring the Environmental Impacts of Food
(Grades 6-8)
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Two Earth Science lessons are available: Global Warming & Our Food System: A Greenhouse Effect Inquiry Lab, and Environmental Impacts & Our Food System: Exploring the Evidence.
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Sustainable Future: Exploring the Environmental Impacts of Food
(Grades 9-12)
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Two Environmental Science lessons are available: Food Production & CO2 Equivalents: Creating a Computational Simulation, and Animal Agriculture & the Environment: Creating a Computational Representation.
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Humane Education Coalition: Excellence Award Recipient
In recognition of Farm Sanctuary’s innovative programming and outstanding commitment to advancing humane education.
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