Students learn about farming through art

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Published: April 21, 2021

Good in Every Grain and CAFM are delivering art-inspired agriculture activities that incorporate key concepts in the Grade 1 to Grade 4 Ontario curriculum.

“Students are more interested than ever in the connection between food, the environment and nutrition,” said Victoria Berry, manager of communications at Grain Farmers of Ontario.

As part of the program, award-winning author and illustrator Rob Biddulph leads drawing lessons designed to inspire students.

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Each project is based on an exclusive Draw with Rob episode that explores the themes of plant growth, soil health and technology through interactive art activities.

Drawings, activities and contest rules can be found at goodineverygrain.ca/draw-with-rob.

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