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Agriculture in the Classroom Saskatchewan (AITC-SK) is a registered charity. We partner with the agriculture and education communities to connect kids and agriculture through innovative, experiential, curriculum-based programs and resources.
Students learn about the endless career and entrepreneurial opportunities in the agriculture industry.
Experience the full cycle of farming! With 9 locations across Saskatchewan, find one near you!
Saskatoon kids - get your hands dirty and experience agriculture this summer!
What is it? Students learn what crops, animals and plant parts are needed in order to make the foods that they commonly eat which can lead to healthier eating choices and a better appreciation for agriculture and its role in feeding the world. Who is it for? Elementary Students learn more
What is it? Accurate, balanced, and current information on hot topics in agriculture. A resource with credible information on food and agriculture for high school students to use in research projects or for teachers to explore information about questions they might personally have. Who is it for? High School Students learn more
For teachers who have questions about how food is grown and raised in Saskatchewan, and are looking for ways to incorporate agriculture education in their classroom. learn more >
We're offering a chance to win $300 towards an oat themed breakfast for your school! learn more >
Youth ages 16 and under are invited to make a poster of their favourite native prairie scene, prairie species at risk, or protecting prairie for a chance to win prizes! learn more >
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2,046 Teachers
73,700 Students
434,300+ Learning Hours
640 Schools
10,000+ Resources Distributed
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