A K-12 Journey into Florida’s Agriculture and Healthy Living
We’re thrilled to announce the launch of a new cohort in Navarre, Florida, as part of our Get Fresh Florida summer program, welcoming K-12 students to explore Florida’s agriculture, natural resources, and healthy living through engaging, project-based learning. This first-come, first-served program offers a comprehensive range of courses aligned with Florida standards, ensuring learners gain a deeper understanding of Florida’s ecosystems while building essential academic and creative skills.
Courses and Learning Outcomes
Explore Florida Through Our Get Fresh Florida Curriculum
Our Get Fresh Florida summer program in Navarre offers K-12 learners a diverse set of courses that integrate core subjects, electives, and project-based learning, all aligned with Florida standards. From exploring local ecosystems to creating art inspired by Florida’s natural resources, learners will develop critical thinking, collaboration, and real-world skills while celebrating the state’s agricultural heritage. Below is a full outline of the courses and their learning outcomes:
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K-2: Recognize letters, develop phonemic awareness, and read grade-level texts with fluency [B.E.S.T. ELA.K-2.F/R].
3-5: Use grade-level vocabulary in writing, analyze text features, and write opinion pieces [B.E.S.T. ELA.3-5.R].
6-8: Analyze complex texts, write essays, and develop arguments [B.E.S.T. ELA.6-8.R].
9-12: Analyze author’s choices in literature, write argumentative and informative essays [B.E.S.T. ELA.9-12.R].
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K-2: Count to 100, add/subtract within 1000, and measure lengths [B.E.S.T. MA.K-2.NSO].
3-5: Multiply/divide within 1000, understand fractions, and explore volume [B.E.S.T. MA.3-5.NSO/FR].
6-8: Solve equations, explore geometry, and analyze data [B.E.S.T. MA.6-8.AR/DP].
9-12: Solve linear and quadratic equations, apply geometric concepts, and use functions [B.E.S.T. MA.912.AR].
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K-2: Observe plants and animals, explore motion and forces [NGSSS SC.K-2.L/P].
3-5: Investigate electricity, study ecosystems, and explore animal adaptations [NGSSS SC.3-5.P/L].
6-8: Analyze ecosystems, investigate physical science, and explore Earth systems [NGSSS SC.6-8.L/P/E].
9-12: Analyze chemical reactions, apply Newton’s laws, and study environmental science [NGSSS SC.912.P/L].
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K-2: Learn roles of community helpers and responsibilities [NGSSS SS.K-2.CG].
3-5: Study Florida history, explore U.S. history, including the Revolutionary War [NGSSS SS.3-5.A].
6-8: Study world history, civics, and geography [NGSSS SS.6-8.W/CG/G].
9-12: Study U.S. history, world history, and government [NGSSS SS.912.A/W/CG].
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Arts: Create drawings, paintings, and digital art projects inspired by Florida’s natural resources [NGSSS VA.K-12.C].
Music: Explore rhythm and melody through singing and instruments, with performances celebrating Florida’s culture [NGSSS MU.K-12.C/S].
Physical Education (PE): Develop movement skills through activities like gymnastics, dance, and team games, focusing on healthy living [NGSSS PE.K-12.C].
Technology: Explore coding, game design, and digital literacy, creating projects like virtual farm simulations [Web ID: 6].
Science-Integrated: Research topics like Florida’s animal habitats, plant growth, and ecological systems to complement core science learning [NGSSS SC.K-12].
Upcoming Events
Connect with HODDL Teachers and Learners! From homeschool conventions to teacher meetups, come see how HODDL blends STEAM with mental health support for K-12 learners!
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May 22-24, 2025
FPEA Homeschool Convention
Gaylord Palms Resort & Convention Center, 6000 W Osceola Pkwy, Kissimmee, FL 34746
Join HODDL at Florida’s biggest homeschool convention! Explore our STEAM courses and see how we inspire K-12 learners!
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April 20, 2025
HODDL Teacher Meetup
Pensacola, FL – Location TBD
Teachers, come meet us in Pensacola! Discover our AI tools, network with educators, and learn how we support K-12 learning. Location coming soon!
Why Join the Get Fresh Florida Cohort?
This summer program in Navarre, Florida, offers K-12 learners a unique opportunity to connect with Florida’s agricultural roots while building essential skills. Through hands-on projects, learners will explore local ecosystems, create art and music inspired by nature, and develop technology skills with real-world applications—all while fostering critical thinking and collaboration in a supportive, inclusive environment.