School Garden Activities and Practices

The video follows a school garden project from its inception to harvest. It highlights the collaborative efforts of teachers, students, and community members in creating and maintaining the garden. Activities include planting, composting, watering, and harvesting. The garden serves as a learning environment and community gathering space, with seasonal activities and events. The project emphasizes sustainability, teamwork, and hands-on learning.

Who is responsible for designing the layout of the school garden?

• Mrs. McCarthy

• Miss Sue's husband

• The principal

• Paul, the college student

What do students use to create a book of desired plants?

• Library books

• Seed catalogs

• Garden magazines

• Online resources

What is the purpose of the adobe bricks made by students?

• To decorate the garden

• To construct low walls for waffle beds

• To create garden paths

• To build garden beds

How is water collected for the garden's irrigation system?

• From city water supply

• From a nearby river

• Through rainwater collection in a cistern

• By using a well

What is the role of the solar panel in the garden?

• To charge garden tools

• To run the water pump

• To heat the greenhouse

• To power garden lights

What do students do with the harvested radishes?

• Give them to the school cafeteria

• Sell them at a market

• Use them in a salad

• Compost them if too spicy

What activity becomes popular in the garden during summer?

• Building new garden beds

• Painting garden signs

• Cooking and eating

• Planting new seeds

What is the Three Sisters garden?

• A traditional Native American planting method

• A garden area for fruit trees

• A garden with three types of flowers

• A garden section for herbs

What is done with the strawberry corn after harvesting?

• It is used to make popcorn

• It is sold at a market

• It is stored for the next planting season

• It is eaten raw

What happens to the garden at the end of the year?

• It is covered with plastic sheets

• It is left as is until spring

• It is prepared for winter with compost and mulch

• It is dismantled and rebuilt