Thu, Nov 26 2009
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Junior Master Gardeners learn, squirm with worms Program ‘gives kids exposure to nature,’ teacher says By Cathy SpauldingPhoenix Staff Writer Fifth-grader Patricia Lemon said she plans to feed her worms lettuce and bell peppers every day. “You have to keep it in the shade,” Patricia said. “And make sure your little sister or brother doesn’t suffocate it,” said fifth-grader Elizabeth Smith. Brown said the composting program is one aspect of the Junior Master Gardener program. She said students are converting a school courtyard into an outdoor classroom that will include different types of fauna including tropical and desert. The classroom also will feature a butterfly habitat. 
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