At the University of Texas Elementary School, students get a taste of organic gardening and learn how to make lifelong healthy eating habits a part of their lives.
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Where gardening is all but elementary
Photos by Alex Wang; Produced by Daniel Oppenheimer, College of Natural Sciences
Published: March 19, 2012
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This is a great way to introduce gardening to children. I believe that letting the children themselves harvest their crops would encourage them to tend their gardens well throughout the gardening period. I've seen children near condos in downtown Austin carry some of their harvests from school and all of them looked so excited!
I would love some comments for worm farming from your elementary students to put on my website about worm farming.Thank you