PHOTO GALLERY : Temple Beth Sholom students learn to garden
Date: 03/11/2013
by: Yaryna Klimchak | Community Editor
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Charlie Lambert, 6, shows off the broccoli the class is growing. -
Sebastian Gammicchia, 5, asks questions about a skin a snake shed. -
Rocco Rell, 6, gets ready to pick some peas to munch on. -
Mirah Weiss and kindergarten teacher Shonna Brady -
Jacob Liro and Julianna Regnander - Johnson -
Grace Chung, 6, shows off the radishes the class has been growing. -
Classmates Grace Chung, Alyssa Gulyansky, Camiryn Opstal, Mirah Weiss, Charlie Lambert, Jake Dawes and Sebastian Gammicchia love to garden. -
Camiryn Opstal, 5, releases seeds and learns about the life cycle of a seed. -
Seraphina Goldberg, 6 -
Tyler Ruben, 6, waters plants during recess.
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