Today the Kikorangi and Kakariki group writers went to visit our school garden. We explored the garden and saw what was growing really well. There was so many tomatoes and we enjoyed tasting the juicy sweet cherry tomatoes. The pears on the tree are nearly ready and we are looking forward to tasting them soon too. We also saw potatoes, carrots, spring onions, brussel sprouts, sweetcorn, rainbow silverbeet, strawberries, courgettes, broccoli and cabbages. We took some photos and are going to write a letter to Mr Rob, who has been unwell with a back injury, to let him know what is happening in the garden at the moment.
Kia ora Toroa,
ReplyDeleteWow what an assortment of vegetables you are growing!
I love cherry tomatoes, you are SO lucky!
I hope Mr Rob is feeling better soon, I am sure he would have loved getting your letters.
- Mrs Clifford
Kia ora Mrs Clifford,
DeleteThank you for looking and commenting on our blog. we really liked the cherry tomatoes and love all the things we grow. We would like to know what you have growing in your garden. Maybe we can show you our garden the next time you visit. From Toroa
Ata marie,
DeleteYou are very welcome, I really enjoyed looking at your blog. In my garden I have lots of weeds growing currently! I do have some beautiful roses blooming though. That would be awesome! I won't be back until next term, but if you have time in week one I'd love to visit.
- Mrs Clifford
Hello
ReplyDeleteWe love your vegetable garden, you have grown so many different vegetables.
Our mouths watered when we saw the strawberries!
Last week we harvested our sunflower seeds from our garden. We are drying them and next spring we are going to plant them. We will take some home to grow in our own gardens.
Do you grow sunflowers at your school?
From the children in Room 1 at Matawai School