⚒️Wanted: Handy person to reattach the shed door at Central Manor Elementary. The snow has melted but we still need support with this shed. If you would like to help, please email angie@theedibleclassroom.org.
Spring lessons in school gardens are off to a fantastic start! 🌱 This year, we’re diving into our new theme: Honoring Origins: Culture, Crops, and Climate. Last year, students explored climate through the lens of water, learning about plant n
Thank you to @SDOL for an amazing 13-week winter program! We had a chance to visit every elementary school during that time. . 🌱K-2 Students created bioreactors where they added compostables to an upcycled 2 liter bottle. Keeping this in their clas
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It may be cold out today, but our friends were still able to enjoy a garden snack picked fresh this morning ! . Austrian Winter Peas🫛 are a cold-hardy, nitrogen-fixing legume cover crop. Just like we wear coats to protect our body from the elements,
@cap_lanc Columbia’s Preschool Garden has been giving the students experience planting seeds and growing food right on their school property. When CAP Administration asked us to assist in creating a dedicated garden space separate from their p
✨NEW items for SPRING! ✨ Have you checked out our online store lately? We just added a beautiful new purple tee — perfect for the warmer weather coming next week! 💜☀️ You’ll also find a fresh green spring shirt 🌿 and a classic white
🌱Our amazing team of Garden Educators had 2 training sessions last week to prepare for our Spring programming! We are all so excited to meet our students in garden and dig in!
We’re so grateful for Breanne of @funksrivergh, a longtime supporter of ours! 🌱 This season, Breanne is helping us get an early start growing spring greens for our Bucket Garden schools in the @sdolancaster . Grace had the chance to learn fro
We extend our sincere thanks to the @allianceforthebay for their continued support! Read their full write-up here: https://bit.ly/3O189pO In 2025, their funding helped us grow by: 🌿 Strengthening curriculum development, supporting staff training,
What’s worm food? Fruit & veggie scraps! It may be winter, but learning how to care for the Earth never stops. 💚 Students in grades K–2 at Fulton Elementary are exploring organic items by creating “compost in a bottle.”