Williams, Dora · Boston ; New York [etc.] : Ginn and company · leaf 37
WHAT MAKES A SCHOOL GARDEN WORTH WHILE 21 In some schools only one class each year is given the privi- lege of gardening ; and in these cases it is generally the middle or high grades in a grammar school that are chosen. Yet the other classes often participate, in a measure, though they have no… … succession, this honor will fall to 'them. Once in a while — happy mortals — they may be invited in to help check a raid of potato beetles or to push a wheelbarrow. On the other hand, the scholars who have passed into higher classes or out of the school altogether show in the schemes an…
School gardens
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