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Wish your children would eat more fruits and veggies?
Ready to bring Farm to Keiki into your school or home… but just don’t know where to begin?
Well then, this course is for you!
We’ve moved our in-person training online! The first 60 early childcare educators to complete the course will get a FREE copy of the Farm to Keiki book! Mahalo to our sponsor the Hawai’i Department of Health!
I’m bringing my signature in-person Farm to Keiki training course online… for free! In 2019, over 400 early childhood educators throughout Hawai’i took this training. When our Oahu training sold out within 2 days, I knew I needed to figure out a way to reach more educators! While online education is never the same as in-person, this course is an excellent opportunity learn the essential elements needed to start a Farm to Keiki program at your early care center!
“Having the resources to implement activities in my classroom gives me motivation and encouragement to start gardening with my students”
“The training was very helpful – inspiring – DOABLE – encouraging – reinforces our ideas to educate children about food and health and to make that a part of every day curriculum!”
What about the training do you think will be most useful in your work with children? “Everything! I enjoyed your whole presentation. Very helpful and full of knowledge!”
This is a cohort course designed for educators who are ready to take a deeper dive into Farm to Keiki. Teachers love the 3 hour Farm to Keiki training, but they always left telling me they wanted more! More how-to’s, more time, more mentorship, more support! To answer this call, I’ve created this 8 week learning collaborative. The first cohort is Kaua’i early childhood educators only. The second cohort will launch in 2021 and is open to all educators.
Tiana is a nutritionist, environmental educator and the author of the top farm to school book in Hawai’i, “Farm to Keiki – Cooking, Gardening and Nutrition with Children.” She has trained over 500 educators in the Farm to Keiki method and is a frequent presenter at early childhood education and farm to school conferences state and nationwide. Tiana has a Bachelors of Arts degrees in Environmental Studies and Global Studies from the University of California, Santa Barbara and her Masters of Science in Nutrition from the National University of Natural Medicine.
