Are you a Primary or Secondary school teacher?
Foodtreasure includes role-playing games, quizzes and word puzzles, rhetoric competitions and many other activities designed to adapt to the needs and the level of knowledge of your own class.
Through this, you and your students will be able to understand the importance and value of the circular economy by finding practical ways of applying it even in everyday school life.
incommon works with schools, educators and the student community to encourage critical thinking and experiential environmental education starting with food waste and eco-design of products. It encourages teachers and children of all ages to work collaboratively and develop problem-solving skills applicable to daily life.
foodtreasure’s approach in education is more than just sharing information and best practices; it encourages a deeper understanding and connection to the issues it addresses with a view to environmentally conscious and active young citizens.
As part of the project, incommon’s team:
