June 2026

Science Teacher Workshop

Join us this fall for an engaging PD opportunity focused on Saskatchewan’s thriving ag-biotech sector. Through real-world examples and practical applications, you will gain tools and insights to bring biotechnology concepts to life in your classroom and inspire student interest in bioscience careers.

🗓️ September 21–22, 2026 (Attend one or both days)

📍 Saskatoon, SK

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All-Inclusive 3-Day Teacher PD

Grab your teacher friends and get ready for the Teacher Agriculture Expedition — a 3-day, all-inclusive food and agriculture tour.

You will learn about how food is produced in Saskatchewan, meet the people behind it, and experience it all firsthand. Along the way, enjoy locally produced snacks, dine at unique restaurants, and stay in fun accommodations.

Date: August 11-13, 2026

Location: Southeast Saskatchewan

Only 20 spots are available. Transportation, accommodations, and meals are provided. Sign up by June 30, 2026.

Featured Resources of the Month

ALL RESOURCES

Seedy Scavenger Hunt

GRADES 2 TO 4 | Sci

Take your students outside on a seedy scavenger hunt! Students learn about seeds, seed germination, and ways that seeds are dispersed throughout the environment.

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ExploreSaskAg.ca

GRADES 3 TO 7 | Sci, SS

An agriculture website for kids that brings the story of agriculture to life through interactive information, real photos, and colourful illustrations. Lessons and activities included.

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The Adventures of Michael & Mia Stewards of the Land (EN/FR)

GRADES 4 TO 6 | ELA, Sci, SS

Join Michael and Mia on an adventure to explore stewardship and sustainability, modern farm practices and technology in agriculture.

Visit Resource | Visiter la ressource

Kareero

GRADES 9 TO 12 | Careers

Through the development of a school garden, Kareero tracks student's actions to reveal their interest areas. Then visit thinkAG.ca to explore careers that match their interests.

Visit Resource | Visiter la ressource

Thank you, Teachers!

As the school year comes to an end, thank you to all educators who used AITC programs and resources this year. Your support helps students build real-world connections to food and agriculture.

If you know a colleague who is not yet familiar with AITC, please feel free to share this newsletter with them and encourage them to sign up so they can start planning for the fall. Wishing you a relaxing and well-deserved summer break!

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