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Last updated: 09/21/2009
Contact: Joan NoblePhone: 410-664-2373E-mail: jnobleteacher@gmail.comCounty: Baltimore City
This was our first year. We grew a variety of vegetable and herbs. We harvested throughout the summer and are getting ready for the fall planting. As the weather gets cooler our plans are to build hoop houses over our garden plots to extend our growing season. We are also getting 2 chickens so that we will have fresh eggs.
Number of Kids Involved: 20Square Feet of Gardens: 450
Grades Involved:
We are interested in being E-Mail Pals and would like to exchange: Interested in curriculum ideas and to share gardening stories. Possibly a pen pal class for our 3rd and 4th graders to write to to share their experiences.
How our project is helping kids grow: We are an inner city school. Through our garden we stress healthy eating, accountability, and having the children learn where the food they eat comes from.
Gardening Contexts/Emphases:
Level of Student Participation (hours/week/child): 1-2
Number of Participating Teachers: 2
Number of Participating Parents / Volunteers: 2
Number of Parent / Volunteer Participation (hours/week/person): 1-2
Funding Sources:
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