Make your favorite drawings come to life as stained glass – with a little help from canola! Check out this fun art project which is sure to impress.
A fun filled First Nations, Inuit, and Métis inspired recipe that can be cooked by anyone. Remember to have an adult help you with this recipe!
Make your own pizza from scratch with a little help from canola!
Make these delicious Monster Cookies with a little help from canola!
Watch and learn to make these delicious Black Bean Egg Bites.
You can also find the ingredients list and directions here.
After completing a run through one of Grandpa’s canola fields to practice for track season, Chase loves to help his grandma prepare homemade pizza!
Here is a fun filled First Nations, Inuit, and Métis inspired recipe that can be cooked by anyone. Chase and Grandma Duffy love to make bannock to eat with a bowl of stew on a chilly day. Chase also loves to eat this with margarine and his grandma Duffy’s famous homemade raspberry jam. Remember to have an adult help you with this recipe!
Canola Explained. Learn about canola’s history, plant growth, uses, and how canola is grown in Canada.
We have learned lots about canola! Using recycled materials, let’s make a beautiful yellow canola flower on a separate piece of blank paper. Label all the parts of the canola plant at different stages and show one beneficial insect with it. The key words to include are: flower, stem, root, seed, pod.
Try to earn the highest number of points by estimating and measuring the actual length of objects with your teammate.
The adventure continues as Chase Duffy, Fields of Home, comes to life in this animated short!
