Childcare Outdoor Learning Environments as Active Food Systems

NACompletedINTERVENTIONAL
Enrollment

286

Participants

Timeline

Start Date

June 1, 2017

Primary Completion Date

September 5, 2019

Study Completion Date

October 1, 2019

Conditions
Pediatric ObesitySedentary Behavior
Interventions
OTHER

Garden installation

"Garden installation: 6 raised planting beds (4x6x16) configured in a single line with direct sun at least 6 hrs./day, close to hose bib, sufficient distances to allow working from most sides, vegetable vines spill over space, and storage unit for tools.~Planting beds constructed from a standard kit. Beds filled with high quality growing medium.~Plants selection criteria: a) documented harvest success in NC Piedmont; b) able to be eaten raw, c) harvest times at the same time (except strawberries).~Designated beds and plants: Bed 1: 4 pepper, 2 tomato; Bed 2: 20 bean on 2 mini-teepees, 2 cucumber (trellised); Bed 3: 1 yellow squash, 1 zucchini; Bed 4: 2 blueberry bushes, 12 strawberry; Bed 5: 2 cantaloupe. Bed 6: 2 watermelon. 2 Blackberries planted at ground level on trellis."

Trial Locations (15)

27511

White Plains Children's Center, Cary

27513

The Goddard School, Cary

27526

Kiddie Academy of Fuquay, Fuquay-Varina

Ready or Not, Here I Grow, Fuquay-Varina

27545

Kids Educational Center, Knightdale

Touched by an Angel Open Arms, Knightdale

27587

The Learning Experience, Wake Forest

27604

KinderCare Learning Center, Raleigh

La Petite Academy - Hedingham, Raleigh

27609

Raleigh Rainbow Child Care Center, Raleigh

27610

Appletree Child Development Center, Inc. #3, Raleigh

Kids First Academy, Raleigh

Kreepers N Krawlers Child Care Center, Raleigh

27620

Appletree Child Development Center, Inc. #4, Raleigh

276013

La Petite Academy - Leesville, Raleigh

All Listed Sponsors
lead

North Carolina State University

OTHER

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