Land Connection Day - Participate in a guided sensory exploration walk on a local farm, observing goats, chickens, and bees while documenting natural systems through drawing and journaling activities (180 min)

Essential Question Exploration - Discuss the systems and relationships on the farm, focusing on connections between soil, animals, and plants, and identify what the land might need from us (60 min)

Community Partner Workshop - Engage with local farmers to explore soil health and composting, observing how these practices support farm animals like goats and chickens (60 min)

Reflection Circle - Share observations and feelings about interactions with the land during the farm walk and workshop, discussing impacts on personal growth (60 min)

Inquiry Planning Session - Frame questions about farm systems, including the role of bees, and develop a plan to gather data and explore these curiosities further (90 min)

Meet Indigenous Elders - Connect with local indigenous elders to learn traditional land-based knowledge, fostering empathy for the ecosystem and understanding what the land needs (90 min)

Sensory Map Creation - Create sensory maps that document observations and curiosities about the farm, focusing on interactions between goats, chickens, bees, and natural systems (90 min)

Ideation and Visioning - Engage in early visioning and planning rituals to identify systems or cycles to support, sketching initial ideas for regenerative solutions (90 min)

Sensory Exploration Review - Discuss and share sensory maps created last week, focusing on enhancing understanding of farm systems involving goats, chickens, and bees (30 min)

Question Refinement Workshop - Collaboratively refine inquiry questions about the farm's natural systems, emphasizing the roles of goats, chickens, and bees (60 min)

Introduction to Nature Journaling - Learn techniques for documenting observations and questions in nature journals, focusing on farm interactions (90 min)

Soil Health Investigation - Conduct soil samples and compare different areas of the farm, noting the impact of farm animals like goats and chickens (90 min)

Community Partner Session - Participate in a workshop with a local farmer or gardener to learn about the role of bees in pollination and ecosystem balance (60 min)

Reflection Circle - Reflect on new insights gained from soil and pollination investigations, discussing their significance to farm health (30 min)

Traditional Practices Discussion - Engage with indigenous elders to explore traditional practices for soil care and animal husbandry, including chickens and goats (60 min)

Data Collection Planning - Develop a plan to gather data on animal interactions with natural systems, focusing on bees, goats, and chickens (60 min)

Mapping Interactions - Create detailed maps illustrating how goats, chickens, and bees interact with their environment and contribute to farm systems (60 min)

Prototype Design Session - Begin designing prototypes for regenerative solutions, such as small pollinator gardens or compost systems that include animal contributions (90 min)

Feedback Circle - Share prototype ideas with peers and community partners, receiving feedback to refine designs (60 min)

Reflection and Journaling - Reflect on the design process and document insights and ideas in nature journals, focusing on how these designs support farm health (30 min)

Community Partnership Workshop - Collaborate with local farmers to understand farm systems involving goats, chickens, and bees, focusing on how these animals contribute to soil health and natural cycles (90 min)

Intergenerational Design Session - Work with community members to brainstorm potential regenerative solutions that utilize goats, chickens, and bees in farm systems (90 min)

Soil Health Exploration - Study and compare soil samples from areas with high animal activity, observing the impact of goats, chickens, and bees on soil quality (60 min)

Feedback Circle - Share observations with peers and community partners, receiving constructive feedback on ideas for enhancing farm systems (60 min)

Reflection Journal Entry - Document insights and sketches related to animal interactions and soil health, focusing on connections and curiosities (60 min)

Prototype Building Workshop - Begin constructing small-scale models or prototypes of regenerative solutions involving goats, chickens, and bees, using natural materials (90 min)

Design Review Session - Present prototypes to local experts for feedback, refining designs based on guidance received (90 min)

Testing and Observation - Experiment with prototypes in real-world settings, observing the impact on farm systems and gathering data (90 min)

Reflection Circle - Discuss personal growth and insights gained from hands-on testing, considering the legacy left for the land and community (90 min)

Community Workshop - Participate in a hands-on session with local farmers to learn about composting techniques and their impact on goats, chickens, and bees (60 min)

Design Ideation - Brainstorm ideas for integrating goats, chickens, and bees into regenerative solutions, focusing on soil health and ecosystem balance (60 min)

Feedback Circle - Share design ideas with peers and community partners, receiving constructive feedback to refine solutions (60 min)

Prototype Building - Begin constructing models or prototypes for regenerative systems utilizing goats, chickens, and bees, using natural materials (90 min)

Intergenerational Collaboration - Work with indigenous elders and local farmers to refine prototypes, incorporating traditional knowledge and practices (90 min)

Prototype Testing - Experiment with prototypes in real-world farm settings, observing the effects on soil health and animal interactions (90 min)

Data Collection - Gather and organize data from prototype testing, focusing on improvements to farm systems involving goats, chickens, and bees (90 min)

Reflection Walk - Revisit project sites to observe changes and discuss personal growth and the legacy being created for the land and community (90 min)

Storytelling Session - Narrate experiences and insights gained from the project, emphasizing emotional and academic development through engagement with the natural world (90 min)

Prototype Iteration - Refine regenerative solution prototypes based on feedback received, focusing on how they integrate goats, chickens, and bees into farm systems (90 min)

Documentation Session - Capture the design process and changes made to prototypes in nature journals, including sketches and reflections on how these adjustments support farm health (90 min)

Testing and Data Gathering - Implement prototypes in real-world farm settings with goats, chickens, and bees, collecting data on their impact on natural systems (120 min)

Data Analysis Workshop - Organize and analyze the data collected, identifying patterns and determining the effectiveness of prototypes in supporting regenerative solutions (60 min)

Community Feedback Session - Present data findings and prototype impacts to community partners, receiving feedback on design improvements and exploring additional insights (90 min)

Reflection and Journaling - Reflect on the feedback received and document future steps for prototype refinement in nature journals, focusing on connections and growth (90 min)

Intergenerational Collaboration - Engage with community members and elders to discuss the long-term implications of the prototypes, incorporating traditional knowledge and practices (90 min)

Prototype Improvement Planning - Develop a plan for final adjustments to prototypes, ensuring they align with community feedback and traditional practices (90 min)

Prototype Refinement - Review feedback from Week 5 and make final adjustments to prototypes, ensuring integration of goats, chickens, and bees into farm systems (90 min)

Documentation Update - Update nature journals with sketches and reflections on final prototype designs and their impact on farm health (90 min)

Prototype Implementation - Deploy final prototypes in real-world farm settings, observing interactions with goats, chickens, and bees (120 min)

Data Collection and Analysis - Gather and analyze data from prototype implementation, identifying patterns and improvements in farm systems (60 min)

Community Feedback Presentation - Present data findings and prototype impacts to community partners, discussing insights and potential improvements (90 min)

Reflection Workshop - Reflect on the journey of prototype development and its impact on farm systems, documenting personal growth and connections in nature journals (90 min)

Intergenerational Feedback Circle - Engage with community members and elders to discuss legacy and long-term implications of the prototypes, incorporating traditional knowledge (90 min)

Prototype Celebration Planning - Develop a plan to celebrate the successful implementation of prototypes, highlighting community contributions and traditional practices (90 min)

Prototype Testing Day - Conduct final testing of prototypes in real-world farm settings, observing interactions with goats, chickens, and bees, and collecting detailed data on their impact (90 min)

Data Analysis Session - Analyze the collected data to assess the effectiveness of prototypes and identify areas for improvement in farm systems (90 min)

Intergenerational Feedback Session - Present findings from prototype testing to community partners and elders, incorporating traditional knowledge and receiving feedback for refinement (90 min)

Reflection and Journaling - Document feedback and insights in nature journals, focusing on personal growth and the ongoing impact of the prototypes on the land (90 min)

Prototype Refinement Workshop - Make final adjustments to prototypes based on feedback received, ensuring effective integration of goats, chickens, and bees into regenerative solutions (90 min)

Documentation and Storytelling - Update nature journals and begin creating a storytelling video or photo essay that captures the journey and impact of the prototypes (90 min)

Exhibition Planning Session - Develop a plan for the upcoming community exhibition, organizing interactive stations and preparing storytelling presentations to showcase the projects (90 min)

Reflection Walk - Revisit project sites to observe changes and discuss the legacy being created for the land and community, fostering a deeper connection and understanding (90 min)

Prototype Testing - Conduct final testing of regenerative solutions involving goats, chickens, and bees in real-world settings, observing interactions and effectiveness (90 min)

Data Collection and Analysis - Gather and analyze data from prototype testing, identifying improvements and successes in farm systems (90 min)

Community Feedback Session - Present testing findings and prototype impacts to community partners, receiving feedback on final adjustments (90 min)

Reflection and Journaling - Reflect on feedback received and document insights for future improvements in nature journals, focusing on connections and growth (90 min)

Intergenerational Collaboration - Engage with community members and elders to discuss legacy and long-term implications of the prototypes, incorporating traditional practices (90 min)

Prototype Refinement Planning - Develop a plan for final adjustments to prototypes, ensuring alignment with community feedback and traditional practices (90 min)

Exhibition Planning - Organize a plan for the community gathering, preparing multimedia presentations and interactive stations featuring goats, chickens, and bees (90 min)

Garden Harvest Feast Preparation - Prepare a meal using produce from garden projects, inviting families and community partners to celebrate the regenerative efforts (90 min)

Prototype Testing Day - Conduct final testing of prototypes in real-world farm settings, observing interactions with goats, chickens, and bees, and collecting detailed data on their impact (90 min)

Data Analysis Session - Analyze the collected data to assess the effectiveness of prototypes and identify areas for improvement in farm systems (90 min)

Intergenerational Feedback Session - Present findings from prototype testing to community partners and elders, incorporating traditional knowledge and receiving feedback for refinement (90 min)

Reflection and Journaling - Document feedback and insights in nature journals, focusing on personal growth and the ongoing impact of the prototypes on the land (90 min)

Prototype Refinement Workshop - Make final adjustments to prototypes based on feedback received, ensuring effective integration of goats, chickens, and bees into regenerative solutions (90 min)

Documentation and Storytelling - Update nature journals and begin creating a storytelling video or photo essay that captures the journey and impact of the prototypes (90 min)

Exhibition Planning Session - Develop a plan for the upcoming community exhibition, organizing interactive stations and preparing storytelling presentations to showcase the projects (90 min)

Reflection Walk - Revisit project sites to observe changes and discuss the legacy being created for the land and community, fostering a deeper connection and understanding (90 min)

Final Prototype Testing - Conduct a last round of testing for prototypes in the farm setting, observing interactions with goats, chickens, and bees to ensure effectiveness (90 min)

Data Synthesis and Reflection - Analyze data collected during testing, reflecting on the journey and impact of prototypes on farm systems and personal understanding (90 min)

Community Feedback Presentation - Share final prototype results and insights with community partners and elders, incorporating their feedback and traditional knowledge (90 min)

Storytelling and Documentation Workshop - Finalize storytelling videos or photo essays to capture the project's journey, highlighting personal growth and the impact on the land (90 min)

Exhibition Rehearsal - Practice storytelling presentations and interactive station setups for the upcoming community exhibition, ensuring readiness and clarity (90 min)

Reflection Circle - Gather as a group to discuss the legacy created for the land and community, emphasizing gratitude, connection, and future stewardship (90 min)

Community Exhibition and Harvest Feast - Host a gathering with families and community partners to showcase projects, share stories, and celebrate with a meal prepared from garden harvests (180 min)