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| MSU Extension works with schools to offer classroom programs designed to complement the learning curricula and help youth develop life skills. Programs are delivered directly by staff as in the Riverside Water Quality Program that links Macomb County middle schools with classrooms in Nepal and indirectly by volunteers as in the Great Lakes Education Program. | ![]() |
| 4-H Youth Gardening Teacher Training Click here for class schedule. Five-part workshop designed to train volunteers in how to teach gardening techniques to youth. Cost is $110 and includes copies of Junior Master Gardener Teacher/Leader Handbook from Texas A&M, the National 4-H Horticulture Curriculum, National 4-H School Garden Curriculum and additional materials (over $70 value). If you already have any of these materials, call for a reduced price: 586-469-6431. This program runs once a year. For more information, call 586-469-6431. Class sessions focus on: instructional techniques, administering programs, the volunteer selection process and "student teaching." Program is open to all interested in gardening with youth ages 8 to 14. Teen leaders 16 and older are welcome. This program provides 15 educational hours toward the Master Gardener 'Gardening with Children' Specialization. It also counts as continuing education and advanced MG education, for those who do not wish to pursue this specialization. |
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