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Epiphany Prep Chartrer
Power of Observation
Making Salsa with Our Own Cilantro
Garden Starts Growing
Tasting & Testing Veggies Prior to Planting
Our Baby Zucchini. . .
Rich in Vitamin A, Vitamin C and Potassium; Also a good source of fiber and folate
Students engaged in recycling food waste
Students learned the benefits of composting everything from apple cores and corn husks to grass clippings and leaves.
Epiphany Prep students tasted different vegetables with dressings to decide which vegetables to plant in the after school garden.
We Got Started Composting with Some Help From:
Sprouts Farmers Market (Lemon Grove)
Children's Initiative Tools of the Trade Science Training
Birney Elementary's After School Garden Training
Bayview Baptist Church
Parent Donations and Support
As of last Friday, we discovered worms. . .
We discovered tiny worms growing within our compost's clods and we see that as a good thing since worms and their casting cut down the smell of the compost and serve as a soil amendment beyond just the compost itself.