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2013 Spring Schedule

“Nothing is more the child of art than a garden.”  Sir Walter Scott 


The spring class schedule connects the needs of the gardens to the timing of classroom lessons in the second semester.  For a complete listing of lessons, please visit the activities/lesson plans section of the website.

 

Note:  Lessons without a link are new to 2013 and are being developed.

 

Week

Grade 4

Grade 3

Grade 2

Grade 1 - LPS

Grade 1 - LECC

Jan 7

Granny’s Great Amaryllis Race

Granny’s Great Amaryllis Race

Granny’s Great Amaryllis Race

Granny’s Great Amaryllis Race

Granny’s Great Amaryllis Race

Mar 11

Planting a Salad and start recording air and soil temperatures weekly

Planting a Salad and start recording air and soil temperatures weekly

Planting a Salad and start recording air and soil temperatures weekly

Planting a Salad and start recording air and soil temperatures weekly

Early Spring Invertebrates

Mar 18

Science Day LPS, Fri 3-22

Packaging Seeds to Investigate Mass, Weight, and Volume

Making a Garden Map

Graphing Invertebrates in Early Spring

How Do Worms Live

How Do Worms Live

 

Mar 25

Spring break

Spring break

Spring break

Spring break

Spring break

Apr 1

No school Apr 1

Tracking Weather in Spring  

Planting Potatoes

Reading Weather

Trapping Energy

Planting seeds in pots

Trapping Energy

Planting seeds in pots

Apr 8

 

Plotting Plant Growth

Nature Trail

Natural Resources

Propagating Forsythia

Crustaceans in the Garden

Crustaceans in the Garden

Apr 15

 

Graphing Temperature

Earth Day Summary 

Sunflower Power

Plant sunflower, zinnia, and marigold seeds

Graphing Temperature

Plant zinnia and marigold seeds

 

Earth Day Summary

Uses of Sunflowers

Plant sunflower, zinnia, and marigold seeds

Earth Day Summary

Uses of Sunflowers

Plant sunflower, zinnia, and marigold seeds

Apr 22

OAA 4th  grade

Earth Day Summary

Economics of Organic and Conventional Gardening

Sunflower, zinnia, and marigold

Properties of Soil

 

Earth Day Summary

Uses of Corn

Plant popcorn and sunflower seeds

Nature Trail

Patterns in Nature

 

 

Building Terrariums

  

Apr 29

Plant sale 5-4 and 5

OAA 3rd  grade

Science Day LECC, Wed, 5-4

How are Plants Propagated?   

Propagate lavender or butterfly bush

Properties of Soil

This is the follow up to the set up from the previous week.

 

 

Nature Trail

How Does Weather Affect Nature

 

Garden Food Chains

Collecting Terrarium Animals

May 6

Science Day LES Fri, May 10 

Nature Trail

Interrelationships of Plants and Animals

Propagating Mums

 

 

Plotting Worm Length

 Scavenger Hunt

Garden Food Chains

May 13

Field day LPS-1, 5-17, rain 5-24

Productive Resources in Granny’s Gardens

Planting warm season crops

Changes in Agriculture

Planting warm season crops

Food Buyers and Sellers

Planting warm season crops

Food Comes from Natural Resources

Planting warm season crops

 

Creating a Butterfly Habitat

Propagate curly willow

May 20

Field day, LPS-2, 5-22, rain 5-29

Harvest the Early Spring Garden Harvest the Early Spring Garden Harvest the Early Spring Garden Harvest the Early Spring Garden  Scavenger Hunt

May 27

Memorial Day  Mon, May 27

Fourth grade feedback

Plant petunias, cosmos, and  zinnia

Scavenger Hunt Scavenger Hunt

Creating a Butterfly Habitat

Propagate curly willow

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