Because of COVID-19-related issues, National Agriculture in the Classroom has created the 2020 NAITC Virtual Summit June 24-25, in lieu of its annual conference. 

Enjoy the online workshops free of charge from the comfort of your home. The sessions are open to anyone interested in pre-kindergarten-12th grade agricultural literacy. Twelve, one-hour workshops have been scheduled for Wednesday June 24 and Thursday June 25. The six workshops on the first day are geared to elementary levels. The six workshops on the second day are geared to secondary levels. These trainings cover reading, writing, math, science, social studies, STEM and other subject areas, and some of the presenters are the developers of these lessons and are teachers, Agriculture in the Classroom state contacts and National Center for Agricultural Literacy (NCAL) curriculum specialists.

Tune in for Illinois Agriculture in the Classroom's Kevin Daugherty's 'Scrambled States of Agriculture' and for NCAL's Andrea Gardner's 'Climate Change, Carbon Hoofprints and Bananas in our Breadbasket?' workshops, among others.  

For an agenda and the link to register, visit https://www.agclassroom.org/conferences/virtual.cfm

Please be aware that to participate in the workshops, you must register to receive the Zoom links for them. These links will not be published on the website. You can register for one or all of the sessions. 

Questions? Please email info@naitco.org.