BCHMCPS is unique in that it offers enrichment clusters to all of it's students. From January to March on six consecutive Friday mornings, over 350 student break off into small educational groups for an hour. This year the school has over 35 different clusters ranging from cake decorating, photography, fire safety, cup stacking and hip-hop dancing to name a few. For the first time, The Garden at BCHMCPS is also participating in clusters.
We have completed two week. Our cluster consists of 11 very eager students in grades K-3. During the first week, we learned about seeds and created seed wreaths. Last week, we learned about composting. We built our own worm composter by combining worms, soil, newspaper, egg shells, lettuce and various microorganisms. The students had a fantastic time and so did we. This worm composter will transition into our garden this Spring. Tomorrow, we will be learning about growing zones. We will be planting potatoes utilizing two different techniques and attempt to grow a pineapple.
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