Harvesting and creating a yummy meal from the crops you grow in a school garden is beyond satisfying, especially with students who cook and eat them all!
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Sprouting Chefs believes in educating the whole child as a way to deeply connect and for students to learn ways of overall wellness. Providing opportunities for students to not only learn how nature heals but ways students can use a variety of mindfulness sproutingchefs.wordpress.com…
Creating and Sustaining the Legacy of a School Garden Program sproutingchefs.wordpress.com…
Just posted a photo @ Edmonds Community School instagram.com/p/CgUuKVypJkS/… – at Burnaby, British Columbia
It's been an honor to have been a part of this community and connected to many wonderful students! Celebrated our Cooking Class and Garden Club kids tonight, enjoying many of the crops we grew together in the garden and greenhouse too!
School gardens provide a growing number of opportunities. Read about a @CityofBurnaby Youth Environmental Award for a @BbyMountainSec student connected to her school garden work, and the benefits of a garden project at Royal Oak Alternate Program & more: ow.ly/A7Or50JFb5P
What has been the benefit of all this cooler weather and then some sun? Cool weather crops are thriving at Forest Grove. Harvesting and mindfulness lessons next week using the garden as a platform for deeper conversations 🥰
Full circle moment visiting the Burnaby Mountain Secondary greenhouse with the Forest Grove Elementary Garden Club today with our Alumni student Casey who herself visited as a young student 11 yrs ago now leading the tour! So proud! @socialsgoddess @BbyMountainSec @burnabyschools
Rainy weather is great for finding worms! Watch where you step on rainy days as the worms like to move from one location to another, stretching out to seek more nutrients. instagram.com/p/CdYq0vTrefS/…
Trellis building in the rain at Windsor, Mother's Day pots at Edmonds, succession planting and a walk in the woods at Forest Grove for this week's Garden Clubs – at Burnaby, British Columbia
Just posted a photo @ Forest Grove Elementary PAC instagram.com/p/CdL3-DqpAXt/… – at Burnaby, British Columbia
Whuhoo! Cucumbers and tomato plants doing so well thanks to the Burnaby Mountain Secondary greenhouse project led by Ms. Casey and her awesome group! Edmonds and Forest Grove will be getting a few of these soon! – at Burnaby, British Columbia
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Just posted a photo @ Burnaby Mountain Secondary School instagram.com/p/CclgX0LPM3I/… – at Burnaby, British Columbia
2nd Week of Seed to Table classes. Forest Grove Elementary ✅ half way through the garden bins @edmondsSD41 ✅. All kinds of learning: biodiversity, bees & pollinators, compost, companion planting and most of all, patience and kindness 😊 – at Burnaby, British Columbia
We would also add teaching valuable techniques in growing and cooking your own food at a young age makes a difference too – at Burnaby, British Columbia
Our question is how are these developments off setting the cost of green spaces? How about supporting our school garden programs in the areas you build in? @BosaProperties @Concord_Pacific @ShapeProperties – at Burnaby, British Columbia
Letter: All these insane Burnaby developments are giving me tower fatigue dlvr.it/SL1qCL
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Starting our indoor seed Sprouting collaboration with the Burnaby Mountain Secondary Garden project, Forest Grove Elementary and @edmondsSD41 . Younger students have planted the seeds and the teens will care for them in their indoor greenhouse. So exciting!
School garden plans can begin in any season but the winter months provide good timing for several factors. This post will cover a few factors to consider including: frost dates and when to plant certain crops, seed inventories and old seed viabilities, th sproutingchefs.wordpress.com…
Rest well in peace dearest teacher of mindfulness Thich Nhat Hanh 🙏 – at Burnaby, British Columbia
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