Update:
March 30, 2016 By Mary Hosier |
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Spring erupts in fits and starts, bringing snow and bloom. Learn more about the botany of those big red blooms. | ||||||
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News: Snow and Bloom
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Yo-yo temperatures continue this spring. Many students returning from spring break found blooming surprises, while others found their gardens covered with snow.
Whose Test Gardes will bloom next? Watch the map and make your predictions for early April.
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Parts of a Flower A botany lesson |
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Retired teacher Pat Gaines continues working with students in their Test Gardens. She works with 2 students from each 4th grade class who then present something about tulips to their classmates. For the botany lesson they meet and go over the slide show, maps and news.
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Map and Profile | ||||||
Complete your own garden profile, then compare the climate variables of your site with the New Hampshire garden in this week's journal handout. |
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Connect and share on Twitter using #JNshare16. Next Update April 6, 2016 |
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