This reported by Mrs. Schmaus …. “Last Wednesday, over 20 adult volunteers and 50+ children weeded, trimmed and planted in the learning garden. The results are amazing!!” We thank all of our families, students, and teachers who coordinated this effort.
These images above are even more amazing when we consider what our learning garden USED to look like. Here is a photo of the learning garden in its early stages as it was being created by students in the Environmental Club. What an amazing transformation!
I wonder what kind of jobs were completed by our students and volunteers. Could someone who was involved comment and tell us what tasks you did?
Wow the garden looks really nice! You guys really fixed up the learning garden! GOOD JOB!!
I love how it looks it looks fresh and weed free. I think the strawberrys have a wonderful garden to grow in. Good job!
Good job at helping the envierment, guys and girls.
The new and improved learning garden is amazing. I can’t belive that everyone pitched in to help!
I like your garden. You did hard work on your garden.
I think you worked really hard in the garden that day shoveling and planting. It looks great!
WOW! The Garden looks new and improved! I think the strawberrys will like that so much! I love strawberrys, I cant wait to eat some strawberrys. It’s harvesting time! YUM! 😀
That garden looks beautiful by the way!
Nice! I like the garden. It looks improved a lot more from the last time I was here! 😀
Cole,
Thanks for commenting on our post. I agreee that the learning garden looks MUCH improved.
What specific changes do you notice in the garden? Do you think that these changes will make students and teachers want to spend more time in the garden?
Tell us what you think …
🙂 Mrs. Austen
The learning garden looks beautiful. It looks different.
I hope the learning garden grows a lot of strawberries! Strawberries are good! GOOD JOB! 🙂
Hi! Anna and Emerson from Mrs. Brown’s class helped with the learning garden. Anna helped with weeding and planting strawberries and Emerson helped with weeding and removed the old weed control stuff. The class thinks that it looked like the volunteers had a lot of fun!
Thanks for the pictures!
Mrs. Moran and Mrs. Brown’s class
Thank you for the comment, boys and girls … I have a question for Anna and Emerson – did you use any special tools when you worked in the learning garden?
Mrs. Austen
Thank you 2nd grade for redoing the learning garden. I expically like the stones that you put in. So thank you for helping the learning garden.
Great job, 2nd grade! You guys made the garden look better than ever! It looks great. The only suggestion I would have is to give it a little more color the next time somebody gives it a make-over.
I like how you are all working together. I can’t wait to taste those juicy strawberrys. I hope you have a good time!!!
Good job on the learning garden, it looks fantastic! It’s the prettiest I ever saw it!
Wow! The learning garden looks beautiful!!
Hi, keep up the good work!!!! I was a 5th grader before,(2009-2010) Good work on the garden!! 😀
Nice job! I could see the strawberries growing already! They’re growing fast too. I’m getting hungry. Ill eat some strawberries when they’re ready. Poor strawberries, they’ll be eaten by the whole school! 🙁