Jul 31, 2013
When the fruits and vegetables ripened, the students at Sierra Middle School had a feast of slaws, pumpkin pancakes, sushi rolls and sauteed turnips.
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When the fruits and vegetables ripened, the students at Sierra Middle School had a feast of slaws, pumpkin pancakes, sushi rolls and sauteed turnips.
Pollinators welcome!
In an effort to make the Conlee Elementary garden a friendly place for pollinators, students planted some zinnias before school ended in May. Now they are starting to bloom!
When Ms. Kaime's class harvested lettuce from the Conlee Garden, they had an assignment to make observations on the similarities and differences between the leaves, roots, and stems of the different plants. Here, Juan takes a good look at the roots of the lettuce he just pulled!
Students at Conlee Elementary and Valley View Elementary learned about vermicompost in a hands-on lesson! The students now know how worms can make nutrient-rich soil for our plants, and that feeding them our left over vegetable or fruit scraps is a great way to recycle food. Most of all, they enjoyed picking up the worms!