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Wow Juliet! Thank you very much for your comments and ideas! Love it and will try just about all of them I am sure! Definately will keep you up to date as to what has worked, not worked, tweeked, changed etc.
I am not one to give up! Like the seedling idea, have an area we can plant that too!
Thanks
Hi Rhonda! I am a special education teacher in a public school in Costa Rica. We have created a program for teaching our students with mental retardation in our sensory gardens. I just signed up in this space and find fantastic information available for me! I wish I had a lot of time to take a look at the blogs and sites other members have recomended for you. I know Ill do it, a litle by little. I would love to invite you to my blog. You can see a lot of our work by simply looking at the pictures we included. I am willing to establish communication with other teachers, like you, because we have shared the same dream of bringing children the opprtunities to learn in the outside. I hope we keep in touch!
Rhonda Ursulak said:Wow Juliet! Thank you very much for your comments and ideas! Love it and will try just about all of them I am sure! Definately will keep you up to date as to what has worked, not worked, tweeked, changed etc.
I am not one to give up! Like the seedling idea, have an area we can plant that too!
Thanks
Hi Rhonda! I am a special education teacher in a public school in Costa Rica. We have created a program for teaching our students with mental retardation in our sensory gardens. I just signed up in this space and find fantastic information available for me! I wish I had a lot of time to take a look at the blogs and sites other members have recomended for you. I know Ill do it, a litle by little. I would love to invite you to my blog. You can see a lot of our work by simply looking at the pictures we included. I am willing to establish communication with other teachers, like you, because we have shared the same dream of bringing children the opprtunities to learn in the outside. I hope we keep in touch!
Rhonda Ursulak said:Wow Juliet! Thank you very much for your comments and ideas! Love it and will try just about all of them I am sure! Definately will keep you up to date as to what has worked, not worked, tweeked, changed etc.
I am not one to give up! Like the seedling idea, have an area we can plant that too!
Thanks
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