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4th Grade Special Foods Project
Fourth graders learn about family food history and culture in the Garden Program. Students' goal is to learn more about the foods that are special to their families and their community, as well as the ways foods have moved around the world. They use this knowledge to research new crops that we can grow in our school gardens. As 5th graders, students draw on the previous year's research to select crops to be grown in our gardens during their 5th grade year. Through this process we hope the garden spaces will continue to evolve to better represent everyone in our community.
Fourth graders learn about family food history and culture in the Garden Program. Students' goal is to learn more about the foods that are special to their families and their community, as well as the ways foods have moved around the world. They use this knowledge to research new crops that we can grow in our school gardens. As 5th graders, students draw on the previous year's research to select crops to be grown in our gardens during their 5th grade year. Through this process we hope the garden spaces will continue to evolve to better represent everyone in our community.
Book celebrates students' garden learning
Book celebrates students' garden learning
The book celebrating Wildwood students' learning, Cultivating Plant Memories, is now available here. Thank you to the Mead Art Museum at Amherst College, and Museum Educator Olivia Feal in particular, for creating this artifact of students' learning journey and for printing copies of the book for every 4th grade family at Wildwood.
The book celebrating Wildwood students' learning, Cultivating Plant Memories, is now available here. Thank you to the Mead Art Museum at Amherst College, and Museum Educator Olivia Feal in particular, for creating this artifact of students' learning journey and for printing copies of the book for every 4th grade family at Wildwood.
For more details about this project, please see the invitation that we sent to 4th grade families via email in early/mid-December 2020.
For more details about this project, please see the invitation that we sent to 4th grade families via email in early/mid-December 2020.
INTERVIEW TEMPLATES
INTERVIEW TEMPLATES
When you join our Garden Google Classroom, we will share your class' interview template with you! If you haven't joined yet, check your email! Your teacher sent you an email from us that includes a link to join the Garden Google Classroom. Families can find their child's teacher's name in the list below and click on the link for that class' interview template.
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