Mulch Day!

Thank you to Northside Mulch for donating 10 yards of mulch for outdoor learning area!

 Our classes made a BIG thank you sign for our big delivery!

 "We cheered when the mulch came down! Then we put our hands in the air!"- Mehar

 "The mulch smelled like cow poop. YUCK!" -Drew M.

 "We used buckets, shovels, rakes, and wheel barrels to move all the mulch." -Teddy 

 Mrs. Huggins and Mrs. Duros hard at work!

 "We spread the mulch around our tree."-Marlee

Miss Dyar joined in on the fun! 

These kiddos are exhausted after a hard day at work!

THANK YOU NORTHSIDE MULCH! 

Spring Gardens Part 3

A big THANK YOU to Tiffany Lawn and Garden Supply!  

They donated river rock to our garden beds!

"It was very loud and cool when the rocks fell!"- Dillon 

"Moving the rocks was a lot of work!"-Payton

"Even our cadet teacher Miss Dyar joined in on the fun!" -Mrs. Thompson

Our garden looks great with the new rocks!

Spring Gardens Part Two

Spring Gardens Part Two

 We were fortunate enough to have students from HSE FFA to come back again and help guide our students in planting vegetables and herbs in our gardens.  They have been our experts that our young kindergarten children ook to as role models.

The Carrot Seed, did you know that carrots 

can be yellow and have lots of stems on the top of them?

 We had to measure the garden bed into equal parts.  

We used twine and tape to mark off our areas.

We even had a little time to play some games!

 We listened to our experts tell us about sunflower seeds and plants.

Then, we planted sunflower seeds.  

Within 7-10 days we should notice some growth! 

We enjoyed playing a game of "hot potato" with a beet!  

We learned we could use the beet to even write on paper which was the color purple!

We finished our time with a question and answer session.

We enjoyed eating a whole plant!  

seeds=sunflower seeds

flower= brocoli

leaves=lettuce/spinach

stem= celery

roots=carrots

We had to write the words in the spaces 

and create sentences before we taste tested!

We LOVED brocoli!

 Some students painted with the vegetables 

while others created vegetables with a variety of colors.