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Frequently Asked Questions I am a teacher. Does attending the event fit with the curriculum? I am a teacher. How can my class(es) attend this year's Grown in Grey? Is there a cost? I am a teacher. I have registered my class. What can I expect once our bus arrives at the arena? I am a student or parent. How can I or my child attend Grown in Grey? I belong to an agricultural based group. How can I set up a learning station at the event?
I am a teacher. Does attending the event fit with the curriculum? Grown in Grey meets a number of curriculum expectations in science, phys-ed & health, and social studies. I am a teacher. How can my class(es) attend this year's Grown in Grey? Is there a cost? To come to Grown in Grey, all you must do is register your grade 4 or grade 5 class using our simple form. Alternately, you may print the form, respond to the questions manually and fax the completed form to 519-376-2539 or mail the completed form - click here for the mailing address. If you wish, you can call Julie Davenport at 519-372-2662 to register by telephone. Please register by March 31, 2010 to ensure a spot for your class. There is a limited number of classes that can be accomodated. All registrations are processed on a first come, first serve basis. Please, also note that all bussing is the responsibilty of the school. The cost is $3.00 per student. If you wish, you may pay in advance by sending a cheque to
Also, you may pay upon arrival at the event. We can only accept cash or cheques (payable to Grown in Grey). We will issue a receipt if needed. I am a teacher. I have registered my class. What can I expect once our bus arrives at the arena? Grown in Grey is held at the Chatsworth Community centre. Once your bus arrives, someone will come to greet your class and will ask you to arrange the students into groups of 5 to 10 (depending on the total number of students coming to each session). We will contact you with the projected number of students per group closer to your arrival date. Each group will be escorted into the arena and the escort will take them to approximately seven learning stations. The group will then receive a ten minute presentation from a knowledgeable individual at the station. Many have some hands on content in their presentations. Although there is not enough time for each group to visit every station themselves, each class as a whole will see all of them. Our hope is that each class will then share with one another what they saw and learned at Grown in Grey. After the groups have finished their tour, they will meet at an assembly point and all watch a demonstration. Typically, this has been a milking demonstration. Then it is back onto the bus and to school. A typical itinerary for the event is as follows:
I am a student or parent. How can I or my child attend Grown in Grey? The best way is to talk to your (child's) teacher, and ask if the class can go to the event. Tell the teacher about the Grown in Grey web site. Tell them they can surf to it for further information. I belong to an agricultural based group. How can I set up a learning station at the event? If you have a commodity group or belong to an agriculture based group that you believe should be represented at Grown in Grey, let us know. You can do that by sending us an e-mail, or mailing us a letter.
If you still have any questions that are unanswered don't hesitate to e-mail us for an answer. |