Gardening, Harmony Science Academy (Fort Bend County), News
Katy 4-H Gardening Club
The GrowingU Program at HSA-West Houston has chosen a name for their club! Yesterday, the students voted on the name “Katy 4-H Gardening Club”, assigned garden jobs, and also came up with rules for the garden.
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Announcements, Harmony Science Academy (Fort Bend County), News
Voting for officers.
The H2 Grow members are ready to elect officers! At the club meeting last night, we held the first part of elections! Each candidate made a poster and created a speech on why they should be elected. The students voted for the president, 1st-3rd vice presidents, secretary, and treasurer. Next…
Events, Harmony Science Academy (Fort Bend County), Nutrition
Kids Potluck/cooking challenge
This Thursday the H2 Grow 4-H Club held a mini cook off! The members were split into three groups and battled for the win. Group A prepared spinach quesadillas, group B prepared bok choi noodle crisp, and group C prepared broccoli and cauliflower. All of the teams did wonderful and…
Gardening, Hearne Elementary
Garden Journal: Week 6 – Sugar Peas
For this week what we did was that we tasted sugar peas. For some of us, it tasted bad and for some of us good. The next thing we did was that we painted stones for our garden with vegetables. The stones were useful by showing different types of vegetables…
Gardening, Hearne Elementary
Veggie Research and Garden Graffiti
Just like any scientist, the students in Growing U at Alief gathered data and used art to demonstrate what they had learned. They researched nutritional benefits of vegetables to communicate messages in a fun, creative way. Each student created colorful art on stones that will be placed near the vegetable…
Gardening, Hearne Elementary
Home Sweet Home
The students at Hearne getting ready to build a garden by selecting a site that provides for the plants’ needs. The first site they evaluated was under the tree. They concluded that it wasn’t the right spot for our vegetable garden because vegetables need at least 6 hours of…
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