04 November 2015

Planting our Seedlings

Look!  Our seedlings have grown so big in their pots.  We decided it was time to plant them in the garden.  Can you guess what the plants are?  We planted two different kinds of vegetables and one kind of herb.  (Hint: the herb has blue flowers that you can eat...)
















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8 comments:

  1. Anonymous05 November, 2015

    Hi Rm15 it was fun making those plant holders. Kaylee Rm15

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  2. Anonymous05 November, 2015

    I made a tomato plant. and i wanted to eat it so bad. Calais 15.

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  3. Anonymous05 November, 2015

    I like the way the plant was so big. Safwan room 15.

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  4. Anonymous05 November, 2015

    I like gardening. It was cool. I planted a herb. Noah room15

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  5. Anonymous05 November, 2015

    It was hard trying not to pull the roots off. I liked planting the herbs. Only some people planted herbs. Jade room 15

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  6. Pippa15 November, 2015

    I am looking forward to watching these plants grow and grow.

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  7. Pippa15 November, 2015

    I wonder if the herb was sage?

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  8. Anonymous19 November, 2015

    Room 15 is the best class I have ever been in because i get to help Students and its a really fun class. Regahn 15

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