Coming 2027
A new educational curriculum inspired by the award-winning documentary The Biggest Little Farm
The Biggest Little Farm Classroom – Coming Soon!
The Rodale Institute, American Farmland Trust, and FarmLore Films have joined forces to develop a free, one-of-a-kind educational curriculum for students in Grades 3-12, bringing the epic journey of The Biggest Little Farm into the classroom.
This STEM-based, NGSS-aligned curriculum immerses students in the living world of ecosystems and agriculture, sparking curiosity and a deeper understanding of how all life is connected. Through inquiry-based, experiential lessons, students explore what it means to live in relationship with the Earth, discovering hope, awe, and their own role as stewards of our planet’s future.
Through this curriculum students will:
- Explore biodiversity, ecosystems, soil health, and agriculture through the living systems of The Biggest Little Farm.
- Engage in hands-on, inquiry-based learning that builds critical thinking and problem-solving skills.
- Ignite a curiosity that fosters exploration and a lasting connection to food and the natural world.
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The Biggest Little Farm is a critically acclaimed feature documentary chronicling the eight-year journey of John and Molly Chester as they trade city living for over 200 acres of depleted farmland and a dream of farming in harmony with nature. Through perseverance, observation, and a willingness to embrace challenges, the Chesters work to restore the land and build a thriving, biodiverse farm ecosystem. Featuring breathtaking cinematography, unforgettable animals, and an inspiring exploration of our relationship with nature, The Biggest Little Farm offers a powerful look at biodiversity, soil and ecosystem health, and the interconnectedness of living systems.
Since its release, The Biggest Little Farm has been distributed in more than 30 countries, has screened at dozens of film festivals, and was shortlisted for an Oscar. However, more important than accolades, the film naturally found its way into classrooms all over the world from secondary through university level. Now, Rodale Institute, American Farmland Trust, and Farmlore Films have partnered to bring that impact full circle creating an official curriculum, free for schools everywhere, to educate and inspire the next generations of stewards caring for our planet.
THANK YOU TO OUR FUNDERS
The Biggest Little Farm Classroom is made possible by the generous support of Artemis Rising Foundation, with additional support from the Patel Foundation.
