Farmers' Market
Kindergartners ventured out on a quest for seeds-a journey that landed us at the Farmers' Market. We meandered through small crowds of people and leisurely stopped at "seedy" possibilities. A sign advertising "seedless cucumbers" puzzled us so we bought one for further investigation. Tomatoes and peppers were abundant but we choose "concord" grapes given to us by a very generous vendor. "It's for the kids? No charge!" he said. Tomatillos, tiny squash, and beans were our purchases. We could not resist buying a giant sunflower as well! We made an observation that even some of the breads displayed were chock full of seeds! We practiced our money handling skills, sampled raspberries that tickled our palette, and headed back to school. A "seed" -sational trip!
Kindergartners ventured out on a quest for seeds-a journey that landed us at the Farmers' Market. We meandered through small crowds of people and leisurely stopped at "seedy" possibilities. A sign advertising "seedless cucumbers" puzzled us so we bought one for further investigation. Tomatoes and peppers were abundant but we choose "concord" grapes given to us by a very generous vendor. "It's for the kids? No charge!" he said. Tomatillos, tiny squash, and beans were our purchases. We could not resist buying a giant sunflower as well! We made an observation that even some of the breads displayed were chock full of seeds! We practiced our money handling skills, sampled raspberries that tickled our palette, and headed back to school. A "seed" -sational trip!
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