Gardening, Hearne Elementary
Soil – What’s In It?!
Hey, guys, we’re learning the types of soil and the different types of particles such as sand silt clay. The biggest particle is sand, it feels like salt. Silt is the medium size and it feels like flour. The smallest particles is clay and it felt like flour and water mixed.
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Goodbye until next school year!
As the school year comes to an end, so does our club! We learned a lot about gardening, vegetables and fruits, making healthier decisions, and the environment. We will start back blogging when our club meetings resume in the fall of 2019! Please follow our Facebook for other updates on…
Health & Fitness, Hearne Elementary
How to Make Jam!!
Would you like to know how to make jam? Well first, you will need to gather all the ingredients! Our ingredients: Fruit (2 cups berries) Jam Powder (1 package powdered pectin) 4 cups of sugar Cold water Cup, bowl, spoon Our steps: Rinse and drain the berries You will need…
Gardening, Hearne Elementary
Metamorphosis: Life Cycle
In metamorphosis, there are 2 types, complete and incomplete. The life stage of a complete metamorphosis has 4 stages; egg, larva, pupa, and adult. To remember the different stages, we made bracelets and belts about the life cycle of the butterfly. Our steps: We drew the steps of the cycle….
Gardening, Health & Fitness, Hearne Elementary
Aloe Lotion
We made aloe vera lotion and tried it on our hands and arms. The gel inside the plant helped made our skin soft and moisturized. This is what we needed: Aloe plants A cup Spoon Unscented lotion Our steps: We peeled the aloe plant Our teacher poured in some lotion…
Gardening, Hearne Elementary
How to Make a Grow Card
When you recycle you are actually turning trash into treasure. Have you ever received a card for your birthday, holiday or other special occasion? Have you ever planted one of those cards in a garden? We made a greeting card for someone we know that can be planted in the…
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