| Age Group: | From 5- 12 Years |
| Medium of instruction: | English |
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We will introduce the kids to different world cuisines abd also teach healthy alternatives and how to create the right food balance and talk about different foods that heal. They will learn about Organic Foods and how it is grown.
Cost: Rs.2,500.00 including material
| Classroom - Regular | ||||
| When | Duration | Where | Remarks | Price |
| 12th May, 2014 | Not Specified | Altamount road, Mumbai (Home Office) | Not Specified |
INR 2,500 Per Course (Taxes As Applicable) |
EcoKids
EcoKids founded in 2009, because we care about the environment and want to give back.
We are pleased, that you’re interested in learning more about the dynamic courses we offer!
Our innovative curriculum truly prepares your children for success in the 21st century. We take our work very seriously, and you can be assured that your child is under the command of a group of experienced and concerned professionals.
All you need, is a desire to expand your knowledge of gardening. No activity links young people to food and nature better than gardening. The garden experience teaches youngsters, the cycle of life and teaches them to understand where their food comes from. There isn’t any greater satisfaction; or greener activity. A child can experience this by smelling a flower from his or her own garden, plucking a carrot from the ground or digging new potatoes from moist sweet smelling soil. What can make parents happier than having their child say they want to eat turnips or radish for dinner? We believe this program will encourage them to make smart, nutritious choices for a better living.
“Nature provides a free lunch but only if we control our appetite!”
The difference between animals and humans is that animals change themselves for the environment, but humans change the environment for themselves. We at Eco Kids, use gardening as a vehicle to encourage children to make good food choices.
Augmenting classroom studies with experimental learning, we build a love for nature and stimulate social interaction. No activity links young people to food and nature better than gardening.
Happy Gardening! And remember,
“When you garden you grow...”
