District-wide Composting
go back to main compost page A composting program that worked so well at one
February 11, 2014
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go back to main compost page A composting program that worked so well at one
This post is part of our Sustaining School Gardens series. Attention school gardeners: A summary
K-12 The Worm Guide is available from CalRecycle for download. The guide describes how food
Life Lab’s Education Director Whitney Cohen presented a webinar on Common Core in the Garden on
Join Life Lab and EdWeb’s Growing School Garden Community for a webinar on Regional Support
May 28, 2014 Press Release – Survey Says… School Gardens Thriving in California Results from
Here at Life Lab, we have cross-mapped every lesson in The Growing Classroom with the new Common Core Math
The newest sign in our Garden Sign collection is designed by National Geographic Scientific Illustrator
We have been having a great time showing visitors from Denmark some of the best
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Life Lab’s Education Director Whitney Cohen led an enthusiastic webinar on Inquiry in the Garden
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Watering is an activity that kids can do by themselves, with little or no instruction.
Register Below (free event)! Friday, Novermber 4th, 2016 from 9:45am – Noon (NOTE NEW
View The May 2013 Garden Times – Life Lab’s Newsletter Program Updates What We Have
Knock, Knock… Have a joke or riddle of your own? Share it in the comments
Have you seen this insert in your local press? Small Hands, Big Garden highlights Life
Educating the educators: Life Lab looks to introduce teachers to the merits of gardening, Santa Cruz
Spring Break Camp for 4-6 year olds Wildlands & Watering Cans Summer Day Camp for
Life Lab has been delighted to work with a very forward-thinking organization in the nation’s
Life Lab’s John Fisher led a photo filled webinar on School Garden Design as part
Life Lab participated in an Edible Schoolyard Google Hangout on the topic of training garden-based
Audience Anyone interested or involved in school food and/or school gardens Cost $150/$180 includes Food
You don’t want to miss our December 2012 Newsletter. In This Issue Garden Tips and