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Last updated: 09/09/2009
Contact: Karen LawlerPhone: 2159441600E-mail: Klawler@crsd.orgWeb Site: http://CRSD.org -click on-Hillcrest Elementary - 5th grade - KlawlerCounty: Bucks
The garden in our school is used as a quite Reading and Writing center when the weather is fair. Students help me compost through the cafeteria and we plant annual flowers in the spring to be enjoyed in September upon their return to school. The whole school uses it K - 6
Number of Kids Involved: 35Square Feet of Gardens: 50
Grades Involved:
We are interested in being E-Mail Pals and would like to exchange: I've never done this before so I guess I'll let you pick a partner for me. I would like to know more about plants that bloom in the fall so the kiddies can enjoy flowers in the fall when they return to school. Thanks
Gardening Contexts/Emphases:
Level of Student Participation (hours/week/child): 5+
Number of Participating Teachers: 1
Number of Participating Parents / Volunteers: 0
Number of Parent / Volunteer Participation (hours/week/person): 1-2
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