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Plant Parts & Edible Garden Art

Plant Parts & Edible Garden Art

by Kirk Surry | Jun 22, 2013 | Front Page Articles, Front Page Slider, Recipes, Wailuku Elementary School

What a art-full, educational recipe day in the garden! Garden Educator Sierra Knight led 21st Century Learning Center summer students in a study of plant parts and their delicious beauty! A rainbow of colors and smiling faces 🙂 Try this with your Keiki. Itʻs sure to...
Wailuku Elementary Gardeners Share Cinco de Mayo Recipes

Wailuku Elementary Gardeners Share Cinco de Mayo Recipes

by Kirk Surry | May 22, 2013 | Culture, Food, Recipes, Wailuku Elementary School

Mas de 100 estudiantes participating in tutoring and enrichment programs at Wailuku Elementary School celebrated Cinco de Mayo by harvesting produce from their Salsa & Green Smoothie Gardens and sharing recipes during an after-school fiesta! Wailuku Elementary...
Work & Learn Day This Sat. | Bokashi Compost Workshop

Work & Learn Day This Sat. | Bokashi Compost Workshop

by Kirk Surry | May 11, 2013 | Events, Kihei Elementary School

Join us this Saturday morning for “Second Saturday” at Kihei Elementary School Garden as we prepare for summertime cover cropping and soil building. Grow Some Good is pleased to host a special workshop with Jenna Leilani Tallman of Maui Bokashi. Jenna will...

Food Economics: Where in the World… and Why?

by Kirk Surry | May 11, 2013 | Culture, Education, Food, Growing, School Gardens

The harvest stage of a school garden provides an ideal setting to observe interdependence of producers and consumers: harvesting food in the garden vs. buying produce in a store or a restaurant.  This is when Social Studies benchmarks can be supported in the garden...
SOS: Saving Our Seeds for a Sustainable Future

SOS: Saving Our Seeds for a Sustainable Future

by Kirk Surry | May 11, 2013 | Education, School Gardens

In the final months of school, garden lessons turn to a continuation of the life cycle with ‘Saving Our Seeds’ workshops at all grade levels. This exercise connects students to sustainable practices that preserve their favorite plants, ensure food security...
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