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Denver Schools Make Gardening Part of the Curriculum
September 21, 2007 5:00 PM
Three new farmers markets got started in Denver this summer, and they've beenselling things that are grown on the grounds of three different public schools. These schools are finding out how much there is to teach and learn in a garden, and that growing plants can generate hands-on lessons in science, math and social studies. This year they are teaching students about how the garden can be a business too. KCFR's Helen Gray visited the farmers Market at a school near Washington Park and has this report.
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Posted by Eric Whitney on September 21, 2007 5:00 PM | Permalink
