Spring 2011
It has been a magical year at the Learning Garden Preschool. During the Fall and Winter we celebrated all kinds of holidays. As we do each year, we’ve enjoyed having our families come into the preschool and share their favorite holiday traditions with us. The winter months have bustled with activity. Our “literacy” catepillar is beginning to stretch around our classroom, reminding us of the wonderful books we have read together in class, (and those which have been read at home.) The “on and off” rains have made our garden rich with...
Spring 2010
It has been an exciting year as our garden has taken an entirely new shape. We have moved our tomato garden, which is now exploding, and now we are preparing the back garden for squash, zucchini and pumpkins. We are determined to get pumpkins one of these years, maybe in time for Halloween. Our sweet peas are climbing up the new trellis’ we’ve built for them, and soon we’ll be eating them off the vines. Our strawberries this year were the most delicious ever, and our fruit trees have been getting stronger and growing more fruit for us. Our ...
Summer 2009
We are preparing for Preschool Graduation, which will take place in the fire station community center, just a few steps away from our school. Afterwards, we will celebrate with a family barbecue in our garden preschool. Garden camp is currently open and available to all students.
February 2009
As our garden’s “resting” period is coming to a close, we are preparing to begin our spring planting. Digging, of course, is one of the most productive and fun activities in the garden, as it give us a chance to explore all that lives with us in our garden, as we mix the compost into our soil to prepare for our spring plants. In the meantime, we have made good use of our winter. In December we celebrated the holidays by honoring the traditions of all of our class members, which felt like a journey around the world. January was literacy month,...
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