All Things Possible

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Exposure to nature during school hours because of our exemplary garden, Stonewall Gardens, teaches children options beyond television and video games.  Stonewall's garden allows students alternatives to a regular curriculum.  Our garden gives students the following opportunities:

-attention to details (locating various flowers/herbs on a map)

-exploring with our senses (numerous opportunities)

-empathy for nature (every form of life)

-cooperation (with one another for our posterity)

-natural curiosity (and sharing with friends)

-stewardship (planting for others, not just ourselves)

-healthy fears (never be scared again)

-new discoveries (still happy when a rat ate your sweet potato)

-innovative lessons (from a master)

-appreciation of all aspects of the garden (life is amazing)

-utilizing all areas (even for relaxation)

-and especially involving our educators!