Today we went on a nature walk in our courtyard to find some wild flowers for a still life. We found/rescued this little monarch caterpillar and gave him some milk weed to hang out on for a while so we could draw him before we placed him in our school garden.
the students enjoyed getting outside to find all kinds of plants and wild flowers
we placed the flora (and fauna) in tp tubes to help get a better point of view
this little plant was my favorite…not sure what it is…
Love the discipline of this. What age are these kids??
ReplyDeleteWOW!!! What stunning photographs!!! As soon as the weather gets a little nicer here in Northern Ontario, I'd like to do an activity similar to this. (My photos won't be quite as nice, though). ;)
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What a fun idea! They must've loved getting out of their seats while staying creative.
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Great article, I appreciate the share, one thing, would you explain to me where you got this kind of theme? was it totally free or perhaps paid?
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Bruce Bent II
Super late, but I think that plant is related to wild garlic. When they set seed they get a flower on top, and the curls are called "scapes". You can stir fry them, or make them into cooking wine.
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