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A learning support teacher at Blacktown helped students transform an area into a kitchen garden by creating garden beds, composting, and growing various vegetables like silverbeet, broccoli, bok choy, cherry tomatoes, parsley and shallots. The students worked hard to prepare, cook and eat the vegetables they harvested as their garden continued to grow over time with more additions.

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St. Pat’s Kitchen GardenMaria Marks-Learning Support Teacher Blacktown
In the beginning…..
Slowly things were transformed.Garden beds were created with lots of talking, decision making and lots of hard work producing various vegetables to harvest, prepare and eat!!
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We begin composting!
Our First Vegetables.Silverbeet
Broccoli
Bok choy
Cherry tomatoes
Parsley
ShallotsCooking and Eating
As time goes ´Ç²Ô….
Lots more ….
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Rose Cottage…the story continues…..
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Editor's Notes

  1. Begin with location and resources.
  2. All involved in the process-we always try to use something from the garden
  3. No-Dig garden-layers, etcWorm farms-visit from Blacktown councilOur carrots
  4. Snowpeas, scarecrows and worm farmsSigns the students made to label vegetables
  5. Maths -measuring –tilingCertificates when they have finished their time in the gardenCooking-measuring, ingredients, recipes
  6. Measuring, planting potatoes, composting school fruit scrapes, signs made by the children, assessments and assessing the activities in the garden. Oral language assessments-recording
  7. Pumpkins grown, visit to mamre- purpose/activities
  8. Hawkwsbury show- general activities