Thursday, September 24, 2009
learning more about planting
Learning how wide and how deep to plant. learning how to make rows to plant. Learning what we can plant. learning how to plan so we can plant. learning to work with soil. labeling dead heads to save for next spring to plant. and how to plant seeds.
Friday, August 21, 2009
The Scary Day, a fiction story, by Devon, third grade
There was once a boy named Devon and there was a garden named Global Gardens and once every night owls flied over it and the trees. One night Devon and his friend named Cameron went to the garden and that second the garden came alive and ate Devon and Cameron. Then it noticed that it did not eat meat, it eats flowers, and then spit them back out and they ran home and told their mom all about it.
Thursday, August 20, 2009
The Dog and the Cat and the Bear Plant Food by Kenny (4th grade)
Once upon a time there was a bear and a cat and a dog. They were in the garden! We are here but the cat said, "Let's get the weeds and pull them out." The bear had a good idea that night. And we got the weeds and put them in the compost. And the dog said,"You're right, that is a great idea." That night the cat said,"Let's plant some corn." And the bear said,"Let's plant greens." Then the cat and dog agreed, "That has got to be good." The dog said,"Let's plant some tomatoes." The END!
The Mysterious Garden by Tyler (3rd Grade)
One night the mysterious garden was asleep. A man went in the mysterious garden to water the plants. The whole garden woke up and the garden ate him!
The Garden, a Fiction Story by Kaylee (4th grade)
One day me and Lucy went out to the garden to plant some flowers. And we were planting different kinds and we started hearing sounds. And we didn't know what it was and where it was so we went looking for it and it stopped for about thirty minutes. So we went planting again and it started again, so we went looking for it. It was a puppy stuck in the flowers!
Thursday, August 13, 2009
The Store, by Asael 2nd grade
We have a grocery store in Global Gardens. They sell orchard gold grapes, pizza snacks, cheese puffs, pringles, rice krispies, cheese crackers, junior pops, tortilla chips, potato chips, corn chips, ice cream sandwiches, butter, cinnamon crunch, cocoa peanut butter spheres kookies, honey crunch n'oats, pepperoni pizza, cheese pizza, combination pizza, supreme pizza, animal crackers, honey grahams, chocolate chip cookies, and vanilla wafers.
It is a big grocery store. People can buy stuff in the grocery store. I like it. The whole schools likes it. It's a great store.
It is a big grocery store. People can buy stuff in the grocery store. I like it. The whole schools likes it. It's a great store.
We're Back!!!!!
We know its been a long time since we updated the blog, but we have some new stories!
Check back often, we are back to writing and reporting our work!!!
Have fun!!!!
P.S. Jordan says you must read the Lion story, it is so scary...
Check back often, we are back to writing and reporting our work!!!
Have fun!!!!
P.S. Jordan says you must read the Lion story, it is so scary...
The Lion Under the Trailer, a fiction story by Jordan, fifth grade
One time at Global Gardens me, Loreal, and Lovelle went hunting for my cat. Not killing them of course, which would be hunting, but looking. When we went to look under the trailer all the sudden we saw two big yellow eyes staring straight at us, VERY wide and VERY big! Staring straight at us as if it was going to POUNCE on us! A mysterious storm blew in, and all of the sudden the eyes ran straight at us! It was crawling so close I could see its snout. I was terrified, I ran and ran until my feet were tired. It followed me. I looked back, it was ready to ponce on me. But at that moment Mr. Bhadri came with the bamboo sticks and protected me. And after the last pounce it accidently jumped over us. mr Bhadri gave me a bamboo stick and I hypnotized it to go back where it came from. The lion went home until the next time someone went under the trailer. Mwa-ha-ha!!!
The end.
The end.
Friday, September 12, 2008
Fourth Grade interviews
Fourth Grade Twin Gardens
Mrs. Warnke’s Class asks: Does your garden have a bunch of weeds?
Mrs. Lenard’s Class: No not really we have whole bunch of plants. We went out to the garden last week and cleared it out.
Mrs. Warnke’s class: What kind of flowers do you have?
Mrs. Lenard’s Class: We currently have a sunflower, passion fruit vine which is native to Oklahoma.
Mrs. Warnke’s: What makes your garden so special?
Mrs. Lenard’s: We have different plants. We shaped our garden to show the state of Oklahoma. Our short term goals we are going to create mountains and rivers in our garden. We researched Oklahoma geography and found out where the Arkansas River and the mountains in Oklahoma are located. We are going to place Lake Eufaula on our map because that is the largest body of water in Oklahoma. Our garden is going to a visual map of Oklahoma.
What is growing on the Passion Vine? Fruit and white really cool flowers.
Why did you pick Oklahoma to be your garden Theme? We thought it would be a really cool idea. We brainstormed a large list of ideas and we decided all the ideas could be placed in the Oklahoma garden. We wanted to create a living map and learning tool to create our garden.
Are you going to cut a river into the garden and fill it with water to create water? We are going to use marbles blue and clear to create the effect of a river.
What plants are you going to plant in our garden? We are going to plant items that grow in Oklahoma.
Mrs. Lenard’s Class asks:
What are you doing in your garden? We are planting berries like strawberries, blackberries, blueberries, raspberries and grapes.
What do you have in your garden? We have sunflowers, and a large variety of berries.
What is your garden called? The Berry Garden
What makes your garden special? We have very large sunflower. We have berries and grapes. We have items that can feed a person if they were hungry. Our garden is very healthy. We are trying to figure out how the sunflower appeared?
What does the garden look like? We do have a few weeds; we have some blackberries with thorns.
Do you have carrots? No we have Berries and one sunflower. We do have some fruit trees around our garden.
Are you going to add river or pond? No we do not want to hurt our plants roots.
Do you grow anything else besides berries? No we only have berries and one sunflower.
Do you have any animals in your garden? No maybe occasionally a frog might hop by… We estimate about 200 frogs may be hopping about in the entire garden.
Mrs. Warnke’s Class asks: Does your garden have a bunch of weeds?
Mrs. Lenard’s Class: No not really we have whole bunch of plants. We went out to the garden last week and cleared it out.
Mrs. Warnke’s class: What kind of flowers do you have?
Mrs. Lenard’s Class: We currently have a sunflower, passion fruit vine which is native to Oklahoma.
Mrs. Warnke’s: What makes your garden so special?
Mrs. Lenard’s: We have different plants. We shaped our garden to show the state of Oklahoma. Our short term goals we are going to create mountains and rivers in our garden. We researched Oklahoma geography and found out where the Arkansas River and the mountains in Oklahoma are located. We are going to place Lake Eufaula on our map because that is the largest body of water in Oklahoma. Our garden is going to a visual map of Oklahoma.
What is growing on the Passion Vine? Fruit and white really cool flowers.
Why did you pick Oklahoma to be your garden Theme? We thought it would be a really cool idea. We brainstormed a large list of ideas and we decided all the ideas could be placed in the Oklahoma garden. We wanted to create a living map and learning tool to create our garden.
Are you going to cut a river into the garden and fill it with water to create water? We are going to use marbles blue and clear to create the effect of a river.
What plants are you going to plant in our garden? We are going to plant items that grow in Oklahoma.
Mrs. Lenard’s Class asks:
What are you doing in your garden? We are planting berries like strawberries, blackberries, blueberries, raspberries and grapes.
What do you have in your garden? We have sunflowers, and a large variety of berries.
What is your garden called? The Berry Garden
What makes your garden special? We have very large sunflower. We have berries and grapes. We have items that can feed a person if they were hungry. Our garden is very healthy. We are trying to figure out how the sunflower appeared?
What does the garden look like? We do have a few weeds; we have some blackberries with thorns.
Do you have carrots? No we have Berries and one sunflower. We do have some fruit trees around our garden.
Are you going to add river or pond? No we do not want to hurt our plants roots.
Do you grow anything else besides berries? No we only have berries and one sunflower.
Do you have any animals in your garden? No maybe occasionally a frog might hop by… We estimate about 200 frogs may be hopping about in the entire garden.
Monday, July 21, 2008
I was helping Mr. Mike, By Samuel, Kindergardener
I was working in my garden and I was planting in my garden. I was watering my garden and getting water on me too! I was picking up weeds and putting them in the compost with Mr Mike.
I like the flowers, and bugs drink the nectar from the flowers. And butterflies drink nectar from the flowers too! And honey comes from nectar. And we eat the honey.
My garden has a lot of flowers, it doesn't have any more space. In my garden I planted two things!
I like the flowers, and bugs drink the nectar from the flowers. And butterflies drink nectar from the flowers too! And honey comes from nectar. And we eat the honey.
My garden has a lot of flowers, it doesn't have any more space. In my garden I planted two things!
Jordan's blog
The garden is really nice. And I mean really nice. We have a teachers sweat award and a kids sweat award! Its where the people who work very hard, the others will vote for who wins the kids sweat award. The teachers sweat award is when the kids give the teachers flowers or mint for the teachers sweat award.
My pen pals name is Connor. He is really nice but I haven't heard from him ever since I got his first letter.
In my garden I have so much mint that I can't take it any more! It is filling my garden! Its just like a big, huge plant in the middle of my garden, all the way to the edges! And I also have strawberries, and I have frogs!!! I planted lavender. I planted some radishes, red and white ones, of course, I really love to plant flowers and i have two types of flowers, one of them is a sunflower. The second one is a mystery flower. I don't know what type it is. If I get another seed packet of that mystery flower, I really love it.
When ever I see my garden at night it looks so beautiful! And I really love the mint that's in my garden, I love to eat it! Its really, really tasty. My garden has the most mint in the Global Gardens. And frogs are really really cute, and watch them just catch a bug is so cool!! :)
Whenever they hop into your hands its just so cool!
Come and see our garden and if you want to donate anything you can. Blueberries are just so cool.
Your friend,
Jordan
My pen pals name is Connor. He is really nice but I haven't heard from him ever since I got his first letter.
In my garden I have so much mint that I can't take it any more! It is filling my garden! Its just like a big, huge plant in the middle of my garden, all the way to the edges! And I also have strawberries, and I have frogs!!! I planted lavender. I planted some radishes, red and white ones, of course, I really love to plant flowers and i have two types of flowers, one of them is a sunflower. The second one is a mystery flower. I don't know what type it is. If I get another seed packet of that mystery flower, I really love it.
When ever I see my garden at night it looks so beautiful! And I really love the mint that's in my garden, I love to eat it! Its really, really tasty. My garden has the most mint in the Global Gardens. And frogs are really really cute, and watch them just catch a bug is so cool!! :)
Whenever they hop into your hands its just so cool!
Come and see our garden and if you want to donate anything you can. Blueberries are just so cool.
Your friend,
Jordan
Monday, June 9, 2008
Daniels first day! by Daniel, second grade
Hello my name is Daniel. I am new in global gardens. I plant a lot of plants in my garden and I take the weeds out of the garden because if I don't take the weeds out it will kill the plants. I planted strawberries in my class garden and I never miss behave in global gardens.
Friday, June 6, 2008
Julian's letter to John at Rosa Parks
Dear John,
My name is Julian and I read your letter. So what you need to do for your chinese lantern is to pull out the weeds and the easy way to do it is to put water on it and then pull it out carefully. The other way is to pull it by the bottom and make sure the roots are all the way out. So I hope your chinese lantern works out to be what you want it to be and keep planting!
We looked up the chinese lantern and it is orange and it looks like the size of a radish. I liked how it was your favorite plant and someday you will be a wonderful gardener!
I'm nine just like you!
from Julian Corrie
My name is Julian and I read your letter. So what you need to do for your chinese lantern is to pull out the weeds and the easy way to do it is to put water on it and then pull it out carefully. The other way is to pull it by the bottom and make sure the roots are all the way out. So I hope your chinese lantern works out to be what you want it to be and keep planting!
We looked up the chinese lantern and it is orange and it looks like the size of a radish. I liked how it was your favorite plant and someday you will be a wonderful gardener!
I'm nine just like you!
from Julian Corrie
Worm Story by Kyree, second grade
This story was written after the second graders observed earthworms and put them into their garden to live. They were asked to write a story of what the worms are doing in the garden now that they live there...
The worms might be eating a plant. They might be having fun. One had a baby. They might meet. The worms made a home. My worms name is Kymen. I watched him leave. He made his new home. They are in a better place now. He has his own family now. I miss him. I will see him and he was mine but I miss him.
A story of the Garden, by Kyree, second grade
I like the plants and they are beautiful. We planted some and I like them. I like the grapes. The garden is cool and the roots are pulled and the garden has gotten better. I like the worms. The worms are pretty.
Thursday, May 29, 2008
Ms. Lenard's class speaks!!
Greetings!! We are Ms. Lenards 4th grade Global Gardeners. We would love to share some of our experiences and experiments with you.. so pull up a comfy toadstool and let's chat!!
Our class is very thankful for our garden. Gardening has taught us many valuable lessons. We have learned about teamwork, sportsmanship, kindness and generosity. We would love to have you join us in the wonderful world of gardening. All you need is a little dirt, a few seeds a lot of faith and strength and courage.
Our garden plot has an Oklahoma theme. All our plants are native to our beautiful state. We have Indian Blankets, sunflowers, black-eyed susans and purple cone flowers. We also have a passion vine and that's where our experiment begins. We are experimenting with worm castings{ That's a fancy name for worm poop! It will make our vine grow faster than just regular soil. Unfortunately neither vine is doing well at this time. we are not sure if the worm castings have anything to do with this or if we damaged the vine when we transplanted it..
we will keep you posted.
Our class is very thankful for our garden. Gardening has taught us many valuable lessons. We have learned about teamwork, sportsmanship, kindness and generosity. We would love to have you join us in the wonderful world of gardening. All you need is a little dirt, a few seeds a lot of faith and strength and courage.
Our garden plot has an Oklahoma theme. All our plants are native to our beautiful state. We have Indian Blankets, sunflowers, black-eyed susans and purple cone flowers. We also have a passion vine and that's where our experiment begins. We are experimenting with worm castings{ That's a fancy name for worm poop! It will make our vine grow faster than just regular soil. Unfortunately neither vine is doing well at this time. we are not sure if the worm castings have anything to do with this or if we damaged the vine when we transplanted it..
we will keep you posted.
Thursday, April 17, 2008
global gardens by zuleyka
global gardens is the best because this place make us be so happy that you never want to go home. then some guests comes and some students give them a tour to them .then people come and see our gardens that we have. so that is global gardens i hope you enjoyed it. thank you for reading it bye bye........
Wednesday, April 9, 2008
Hello everyone i am glad you are here reading this up date.We are now partners with
the rosa park kids and we are sharing global gardens with them.We were supposed to write to them.The only person who has writened a letter is DonRe' the new and a very special student.We appreciateher for all her work we hope she stays her all the year.Thank you DonRe'.
the rosa park kids and we are sharing global gardens with them.We were supposed to write to them.The only person who has writened a letter is DonRe' the new and a very special student.We appreciateher for all her work we hope she stays her all the year.Thank you DonRe'.
Monday, March 31, 2008
How our garden changed
Our garden changed a lot. I went outside to our garden and I found bulbs!!!!!! I saw my tulips,daffodils,crocus's and more! Also all my plants have came back to life from the winter especially my pansies they look beautiful!!!!!!!!!!! They look a lot more better from the winter they looked dead when it was winter but now they look great. My chive I have a lot more chive leaves!!! and I picked a radish and it was huge!!!!!! My lettuce has grown so big I can almost have a salad. Although everything in my garden is growing. My fall plants such as my kale is dying out because it is not cold anymore. But it is okay because I have a lot more plants growing. Such as my mint it has spread all over my garden. I have so much stuff in my garden that before we planted the bulbs I had to dig up more to my garden so I could all the bulbs I wanted in. It was a lot of work to plant them but it was definitely worth it. I hope you are able to take a look at them. I hope you enjoy them. Bye
Friday, March 7, 2008
Global Gardens is the best!
How we got the Global Garden website
The reason we are able to have our own website is because a very caring man heard about Global Gardens. His name is Mr.Dennis. We all love to write on the blog and we like to see our pictures that we took with a camera. We love to keep people updated on our garden. This Global Garden website took about three months to finally finish. We are planning on giving him thank you cards and gifts for what he did for us. I really wanted to appreciate him so I wrote on this website. Sincerely Marcus
Thursday, March 6, 2008
New Flowers by Duncan 4th grader
Welcome fellow learners. We have many new bulbs. Most of them are Irises. The garden was messy until I cleaned it up. Please come and see our garden. We have many
wishes. One of them is for you to be happy.
wishes. One of them is for you to be happy.
Thursday, February 21, 2008
rodney's global garden day
Today was my day. I went to global gardens and painted my sign. Anyday I can go to global gardens at school is cool. Mr. mike, a teacher at global gardens, brought a big piece of wood.We found out it is over 100 years old that's old. Today was cool.Diana said that we probrably don't have school well we did. booo! We had global gardens yeah!
Wednesday, February 20, 2008
Diana's report
Thursday, February 7, 2008
Guess What?by Nikki

We have been going on trips lately and we are about to break a record!For the last 2 weeks we've gone on a field trip every Friday and we are about to go on another one Friday,8,2008 in February(yes,that's the way it's spelled...)and These trips are awesome!Well,I gotta go,but I'll post more field trip updates later.....
Monday, February 4, 2008
by tatyana about global gardens
About global gardens.global gardens is a great place to be.We are so happy about this program after school.The the teachers are great.They make you laugh.There are many kids that think global gardens is uncool for big kids in a higher grade.you never no unless you try it.You'll think it's cool.so come on in.Have fun.The theachers are great.So have fun.
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