Thursday, September 17, 2015
Rain Barrel gets some color
The colorful garden space became even more colorful last week thanks to Ms. Crystal Gill, the art student-teacher at LINCS. Ms. Gill painted the rain barrel, with the help of some curious on lookers.
Sunday, September 13, 2015
Tomatoes everywhere!
Reaching in for garden goodness. |
Harvest |
Harvesting and enjoying. |
Having a taste gardenside. |
A treat left for a favorite teacher. |
Tomatoes for snack. |
Tomatoes for snack. |
Bringing the garden into the inside classroom. |
Reading what students are seeing, touching, smelling and tasting in the garden. |
First Days Back in the Garden
Many visitors on the first day of school. |
Students were excited to find many tomatoes, green beans and green peppers to try. The kale and chives continue to be favorites.
Discovering late-summer insects is certainly a highlight. Grasshoppers, caterpillars and bees provide the opportunity to learn about pollination, being respectful of all living creatures and everyone who depends on our gardens to live in. Japanese beetles demonstrate what a pest can do in a garden.
Hunting for green beans. |
A fresh, local, healthy snack. |
Garden resident, a grasshopper. |
All eyes on the grasshopper. |
Kale all around! |
A fuzzy friend with gentle hands. |
A handful of green beans. |
A popular spot to spend recess. |
Thursday, September 3, 2015
Swiss Chard!
The swiss chard we planted on Earth Day in the Spring continues to grow and grow. LINCS Music teacher Mrs. Hayes has made great use of the swiss chard the past week. She made a vegetarian lasagna and has enjoyed the swiss chard with her eggs just about every morning!
Veggie lasagna featuring swiss chard. |
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