Garden Agreements
When we enter the garden classroom, we should do so with __ bodies.
What is calm?
Name three edible leafy greens.
What is lettuce, kale, broccoli, mustard greens....?
This is the number of garden points a class can earn during one garden class.
What is three?
This plant part attracts pollinators.
What is a flower?
We are in this neighborhood.
What is Parkside?
The phrase the Ms. Lise uses to remember how to use tools safely
"Low and slow like a pro"
This plant can have red, purple, or orange roots.
What is a beet?
There are this many main parts of a plant
What is six?
These creatures have five hearts.
What are worms?
Name one reason we have raised garden beds in our garden?
What is to... 1) make sure the soil is safe for us to plant in 2) be able to give our plants the soil that is best for them 3) keep our plants safe 4) make it easier for us to garden in the space with out having to be on the ground? (other answers may be accepted as well)
When we see a spooky spider in the garden we should do this.
This plant grows on the arch near the kindergarten play area.
What is a passion flower vine?
There are this many wooden garden beds in our garden.
What is four?
This creature likes to eat our plants, so many gardeners like to surround plants with sheets of wire to keep it out.
What is a gopher?
Plants that have been growing in this area for a very long time and can survive with very little human care in our garden are called this
What are native plants?
We need three of these things each class to get a garden party.
What are Garden Points?
This tree's flowers can be used as soap.
What is a Ceanothus tree?
There are this many classes that go to the garden for garden classes at DFES.
What is twenty-two?
This plant attracts more bees than any other plant in the garden.
What is the lavender plant?
This group of indigenous people lived on the land our school is on.
What is the Ohlone
This is why following the garden agreements is important.
What is so we can learn, have fun, stay safe, and help our garden grow? (or anything similar!)
This is the variety of thyme (an herb) we have in our garden. (hint: it smells like a fruit)
What is lemon thyme?
This number is the planting zone that DFES is in (determined by temperature, weather, and more).
What is zone 9?
This creature was feasting on many our leafy greens a couple of weeks ago.
What are cabbage moth caterpillars? (other answers could include bright green caterpillars, cabbage moth, etc.)
The main ingredient in the natural soil in our school's neighborhood
What is sand?