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Etna fourth graders plant tree orchard at school garden

Etna fourth graders plant tree orchard at school garden
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Watch: Students at Windsor Elementary School leave their mark in the soil after planting a dozen fruit trees

Windsor Elementary School uses garden for lessons, skill development

of | Share this photo With help from Principal Heather Wilson, fifth-graders Lydia Bowen, left, and Anni Morris tie old computer discs onto string Thursday to make a bird-deterring device during an outdoor class at the Windsor Elementary School garden. Show

Windsor Elementary School uses school garden for lessons, skill building

Windsor Elementary School uses garden for lessons, skill development With help from the community, a gazebo and concrete slabs are planned to turn the area into an outdoor classroom. Today, students sit on tree stumps as they learn. 4 of 4 Brooke Borja, left, and Maggie Blumenthal chat over a raised bed during an outdoor class Thursday at the Windsor Elementary School garden. Joe Phelan/Kennebec Journal WINDSOR Students Brooke Borja and Boston Bowring stood Thursday against a small garden box outside Windsor Elementary School. Borja, whose family owns a farm in Palermo, told Bowring what to do as they removed weeds from around strawberry and blueberry plants.

Maine Environmental Education Association distributes $100K to schools statewide

Maine Environmental Education Association distributes $100K to schools statewide Teachers at Hall-Dale Elementary, Messalonskee High, Madison Elementary, Messalonskee Middle, Monmouth Memorial, Skowhegan Area High, Windsor Elementary schools, and the Maine Academy of Natural Sciences won grants. Share Students of Skowhegan Area High School s Eco Team working on their beehives. Contributed photo WATERVILLE Schools from all over the state submitted proposals to the Maine Environmental Education Association ’s Mini-Grant for Outdoor Learning Program. The program started with only $30K to give away, but through some great network support, the association received an additional $70K to distribute to schools, according to a news release from the association.

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