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Field and Garden: Growing tomatoes with third graders
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Field and Garden: Growing tomatoes with third graders
“Why does the tomato always finish last in a race?” I asked the young students. After a few enthusiastic but incorrect guesses, I revealed the answer to my riddle: “Because he can’t ketchup!” The third-graders groaned, but the joke was a fun way to kick off our conversation about tomatoes. Two weeks ago, I was at Carrington Elementary as part of a project led by Dionn Schaaf of the Foster County S...
·Carrington, United States
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