Good morning!
Here is an update on the 4Fives Garden!
Right now our garden is looking good.
A few weeks ago we planted cuttings of basil and mint and violets. We are waiting for them to grow roots so that we can put them in the soil in the garden.
We also went on a relly cool trip last week to the Glass Garden in Manhattan. The Glass Garden is a greenhouse and it is neat. Ms. Kimball used to work there, and we were really lucky that she likes us enough to take us there. They have lots of plants there, but they also have animals too. We saw a turtle, fish, birds, and a parrot. The parrot talked! And when we sang “Happy Birthday” he danced. It was really cool. 4Fivers (LOL! They are 4Fivers!) and Superforesters Jackson and Jackie kept clapping and singing to the birds and they hung upside down and danced like crazy.
But we didn’t just do that at the greenhouse. We also planted our own Chinese plants. The lady gave us a plant that had roots, and then we put it in soil (not dirt). We watered it and then labeled it so that we could take it back to school. Then Bee put all of our plants on the bottom layer of the garden lab. At first I thought this was a bad idea, but she told me that these plants need low-light, which I think means that they don’t need a lot of sunlight to live. SO I guess that it wasn’t a bad idea.
The really good thing about our garden is that at the end of the school year, when our plants are all grown up, we can take them home, and well have our own garden. We can take care of it and we can all be happy.
Stay tuned for more cool information about our classroom garden!
Love,
Travis
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