Our group is changing the ways of our school garden
We would be:
Making a open day once a month for people to come and see it.
Plant fruit and watch it change once every month and also take photo's of it before,during and after.Then turn it into movie
When the things have grown sell them to people or kids as a fundraiser.
Make a fundraiser to get us started.
This is possibly our inquiry learning project.
Testing the water we are using which will hopefully be clean. we found that it is not filtered and is rain water.
Somehow change our school garden but how? Make it a garden where locals can see our school garden and even make them buy the fruits and vegetables for our school to buy resources. Fertilise the plants with fruit scraps.Make a compost bin and not wasting our banana peels and orange peels etc.Have a chat with Mrs Hockestra and Mrs Mc Vitti for approval and what we will be doingPlant a more variety of vegetables and fruit make a school buissness.Make it appealing to people.Plant fruit for Wednesdays.Add shares of money to buy the seeds and ask as well. BenefitsCommunity gardens joins people together from a wide variety of cultures.Community Gardens Give Education on How Food is made,Maths,Business Principles etc.A Community Garden can Help Teach others how to Garden Helps Children Have A Healthy Diet by planting vegetables and fruits.Recycle Fruit/Food Scraps Social and Interactive Better Community Prevents crime.Community GardensWhat are Community Gardens?Community Gardens are a source of nutritious fresh food through independently grow fruits and vegetables which helps kids.also,adults and seniors become more responsible and dependable.Benefits:
Creates a fresh produce of fruits and vegetables.
Reduces the communities use of carbon energy.
Involves socialising and physical activity.
Nutritious fresh vitamins which helps health and diets.
Helps encourage children and adult to have more self-confidence and have greater bonds with class mates.
Helps recycle through mulch and compost.
Helps people make new relationships with people who have common hobbies.
Helps kids create a healthy diet and make new Friends through gardening and socialising.
Negatives:
Too expensive to buy soil spade etc.
Many children may not be experienced enough to use tools so they may get
broken and don’t last very long and aren’t always replaced immediately.
Some gardens have more money than others to replace tools. It may take a
long time to pay it off.
QuestionsAre we running our garden efficiently? What are the benefits of our school garden? How can we change our garden? What are the negatives of our school garden?
Our group is changing the ways of our school garden
We would be:
Making a open day once a month for people to come and see it.
Plant fruit and watch it change once every month and also take photo's of it before,during and after.Then turn it into movie
When the things have grown sell them to people or kids as a fundraiser.
Make a fundraiser to get us started.
This is possibly our inquiry learning project.
Testing the water we are using which will hopefully be clean. we found that it is not filtered and is rain water.Somehow change our school garden but how?
Make it a garden where locals can see our school garden and even make them buy the fruits and vegetables for our school to buy resources. Fertilise the plants with fruit scraps.Make a compost bin and not wasting our banana peels and orange peels etc.Have a chat with Mrs Hockestra and Mrs Mc Vitti for approval and what we will be doingPlant a more variety of vegetables and fruit make a school buissness.Make it appealing to people.Plant fruit for Wednesdays.Add shares of money to buy the seeds and ask as well.
BenefitsCommunity gardens joins people together from a wide variety of cultures.Community Gardens Give Education on How Food is made,Maths,Business Principles etc.A Community Garden can Help Teach others how to Garden Helps Children Have A Healthy Diet by planting vegetables and fruits.Recycle Fruit/Food Scraps Social and Interactive Better Community Prevents crime.Community GardensWhat are Community Gardens?Community Gardens are a source of nutritious fresh food through independently grow fruits and vegetables which helps kids.also,adults and seniors become more responsible and dependable.Benefits:
Creates a fresh produce of fruits and vegetables.
Reduces the communities use of carbon energy.
Involves socialising and physical activity.
Nutritious fresh vitamins which helps health and diets.
Helps encourage children and adult to have more self-confidence and have greater bonds with class mates.
Helps recycle through mulch and compost.
Helps people make new relationships with people who have common hobbies.
Helps kids create a healthy diet and make new Friends through gardening and socialising.
Negatives:
Too expensive to buy soil spade etc.
Many children may not be experienced enough to use tools so they may get
broken and don’t last very long and aren’t always replaced immediately.
Some gardens have more money than others to replace tools. It may take a
long time to pay it off.
QuestionsAre we running our garden efficiently?
What are the benefits of our school garden?
How can we change our garden?
What are the negatives of our school garden?
Pictures and animations of the community garnden
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Garden Video-starting a community garden