Author Question: Think back to Amys story about Backyard Harvest. Family participation in Backyard Harvest offers ... (Read 66 times)

lilldybug07 · **on:** Aug 21, 2018

Think back to Amys story about Backyard Harvest. Family participation in Backyard Harvest offers many educational opportunities for children. What can children learn about food and healthy eating by harvesting and donating freshly grown produce?

Question 2

In which phase or phases of the life cycle do you think most people would benefit from this organization?

triiciiaa · **Reply #1 on:** Aug 21, 2018

Answer to Question 1

1) Fresh fruits and vegetables are delicious
2) Fresh fruits and vegetables have more nutrition than candy, chips, or other sweets
3) Fresh fruits and vegetables can be cultivated at home
4) A variety of fresh fruit and vegetables are available
5) Fresh fruits and vegetables should be a part of their daily diet choices
6) A sense of community that helps people with nutrition

Answer to Question 2

The program described will benefit young adults and their familiespossibly young children who will enjoy healthier diets due to their parents cooking/shopping skills, and middle-aged adults who receive the information second-hand after their children attend the classes.