Page 10 - Abacoa Community News - February '22

Page 10, Abacoa

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Abacoa Community Garden

Garden Outreach To Jupiter • conducting a lunch food waste analysis in the school cafeteria plant, weed, compost, mulch, and help dispose of waste debris.

The garden volunteer opportunity always fills up quickly
Some even crushed sugar cane and drank the juice! They worked
Middle School because students think it’s the easiest way to get a good grade. hard and all got “dirty”! And, they all went home with bags of
But once they are at the garden, they truly put their learning herbs and veggies!
As part of the into action and make real-world connections to different topics Membership, at $40 per household, is open and runs from
garden’s mission to we’ve discussed in class. It’s the most meaningful of all the August 1 to July 31. Download forms at https://www.abacoa.
educate and provide project options, in my opinion, and one day I’d love to have com/abacoa-community-garden or find one in the outside
outreach opportunities to other volunteer opportunities to offer them as well.” mailbox at the entrance to the garden at 1022 Community
the greater community, From the garden’s point of view, it’s one of our most Drive across from Addington Place. There is a waiting list for
the garden again hosted rewarding activities. Students get a tour and learn the different independent beds at $30 for a half bed and $60 for a full bed
students from Jupiter vegetables, fruit, and herbs. They get an introduction to but if interested, just check the box. Stop by, especially Saturday
Middle School. Led by sustainable and organic methods of gardening. They then get to mornings, to meet us. Check out our Facebook page also!
classroom teacher Kate
Strein and ESE support
facilitator Chandra
Benson, approximately
25 eighth graders visited
over a two-week period.
As explained by their
teacher, “Even though
we’re a language arts classroom, we follow the four core
competencies of global education in every unit: investigate the
world, recognize perspective, communicate effectively, and take
action. The garden volunteering project choice gave students an
opportunity to take action locally to help solve a global problem.
Other project options were:
• writing a letter to a senator/congressperson about a current
hunger crisis in the world and ideas on how our government
can help
• creating a public service announcement video to educate peers
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