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Traci Tackett posted
We are so excited to post the first “How to” videos from our digital library. These videos will hopefully allow you to see what we are doing in our garden as well as what the students are learning. The videos aren’t perfect, but the kids have worked very hard and are happy to share their work! Please let us know if you learn anything new!…Read More
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Traci Tackett posted
Late January isn’t typically the time of year that Kentucky gardeners go to the backyard and harvest greens for salad! Lucky for us, the school garden at Pikeville Elementary School is thriving! The students were able to harvest enough kale, pak choy, carrots, turnips and radishes for 2 days worth of kale salad in the cafeteria. Our students…Read More
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Traci, this is awesome!
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Traci Tackett posted
http://www.motherofahubbard.com/growing-school-gardens-in-winter/
Please check out the blog post about our school garden at Pikeville Elementary School!2 Comments-
This is fantastic, Posting this in our Tech Tuesday flyer.
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Fantastic work! I’d love to see the videos the students made. Have you had any beekeepers talk to the students?
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Lisa Weist posted
Here’s a wonderful, big book about celebrating ethnic diversity that my preschoolers enjoyed as I read aloud last week. I placed it in the reading center with multi-ethnic puppets to give students the opportunity to re-tell the story to others. What other books have you all found useful for teaching this…Read More
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Lisa Weist posted
Anyone have any experience with this resource? I signed up today and am peeking around a bit.
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Not sure I knew cabbage worms existed! Great job!!