As of day 7, here is the progress of our raised bed garden.
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| Peas |
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| Baby Spinach |
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| Tomato plants with bamboo supports |
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| Eggplant blossom |
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| Broccoli |
Showing posts with label Summer. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Summer. Show all posts
Friday, May 23, 2014
Mary, Mary, Quite Contrary.....
How does your garden grow? Well, let me show you!
As of day 7, here is the progress of our raised bed garden.
As of day 7, here is the progress of our raised bed garden.
Friday, March 21, 2014
It's Spring!
As of 12:57 pm yesterday we are officially in Spring! Even though we had several inches ow snow fall on Monday, it is nice to know that warmer weather is soon around the corner.
To celebrate I planned a 'Seasons' art project for my group today. Here are the masterpieces!
We started with a printout of four trees that I made. I do minimal preparation with materials, so the kids have as many opportunities to practice their fine motor skills, as well as follow instructions. The spring trees were decorated with tissues paper squares that were crumpled into small balls, summer trees with green construction paper that was pinched and torn into small pieces, fall trees had strips of scrapbooking paper prepared with cut marks on the back for them, winter trees with cotton balls and optional glitter. We used both glue sticks and white glue to adhere the materials to the tree.
To celebrate I planned a 'Seasons' art project for my group today. Here are the masterpieces!
We started with a printout of four trees that I made. I do minimal preparation with materials, so the kids have as many opportunities to practice their fine motor skills, as well as follow instructions. The spring trees were decorated with tissues paper squares that were crumpled into small balls, summer trees with green construction paper that was pinched and torn into small pieces, fall trees had strips of scrapbooking paper prepared with cut marks on the back for them, winter trees with cotton balls and optional glitter. We used both glue sticks and white glue to adhere the materials to the tree.
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