A class you can sink your teeth into

Get a Good Food Tower

Before the holidays, the kids all harvested one last big salad from their tower garden. When asked if they wanted dressing for the salad, many said no, and were content to eat their leafy veggies without any additional dressing to make them "tastier". Rosemary said she never thought something like that would be possible, having kids just eat straight-up vegetables, without being coated in something. She was amazed.

Food education often happens outside the classroom. The Good Food Towers bring it right into the class. With aeroponic growing towers, mobile kitchen carts and digital learning tools, a Good Food Tower helps students learn about food while it grows in front of them.

Purchase a Good Food Tower for your home or school

Email brooke@foodshare.net for Good Food Tower pricing enquiries.
For Good Food Tower and accessories, visit the Juice Plus Tower Garden website.

With special thanks to Medavie for supporting FoodShare's Good Food Tower work in schools.

Also thanks to LoyaltyOne and Green Bronx Machine for their support in getting FoodShare's tower gardening program started back in 2016.

Resources

Good Food Tower - Kitchen Cart Policies and Procedures
Good Food Tower - Kitchen Cart Activities
Good Food Tower - Tower Garden Workshops
Good Food Tower - Educator Training Outlines
Good Food Tower - Educator Package
Good Food Tower - Educator Toolkit

Good Food Machine

This is the Good Food Machine. It's where kids learn to grow, cook and eat healthy food without ever leaving the classroom.

Let us help you

Contact Brooke Ziebell if you have any question about this program.

Brooke Ziebell
Community Food Programs Manager
brooke@foodshare.net
416-363-6441 x248

Program Lead

Brooke Ziebell // Community Food Programs Manager

Brooke moved from Australia and joined the FoodShare team in 2009 - perfectly timing her arrival with an emerging local food movement and rapidly increasing public awareness of the importance of good food education. Immediately caught up in the buzz around food literacy, Brooke soon realized her joy was developing and implementing fun, hands-on food workshops and events for students...see full bio