Is it OK to declare the present time as spring? It certainly feels that way... all kinds of things are pushing forth with a vigor unheard of in winter...
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| We work to help the greenhouse, counting seeds! |
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| Start with an empty container, and then do volume calculations |
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| Of course, final volume doesn't get there without a fight :) |
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| With a set amount of water and a starting height, we can best understand gravitational potential energy, forces, and motion |
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| But certainly we should give it the most interesting path possible :) |
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| There's a reward to all our experimentation, that is continually springing forth (and being tasted)! |
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| Eleanor Underhill, a local musician with an interest in community involvement, helps us make fun guerrilla gardener 'grenades' -- made from clay, seeds and soil |
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| Ms. Sizemore's class has been playing around with trying to be as crafty as birds (in caring for their young!) |
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| A special seedling-starting party, to help give the demonstration food plot / CEA a strong footing! |
I've never been more excited about the growing season as I am this year. Let us achieve something that doesn't simply enrich the academic experience of the young people at Dickson... let us realize something that touches both the local community AND a select group of parents and teachers focused on local, sustainable enterprise and social justice!!! =)
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