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Start Your Seeds! Winter Edition
Alina
Average rating:4.9Number of reviews:(19)
In this $5 class, learners make seed starting pots and plant their seeds!
Class experience
*Mid-November 2023 Update* The next several sessions of this class will focus on starting seeds for INDOOR CONTAINER GARDENS, suitable for winter growing. I've left the general wording as-is since the same skills and principles will apply year round. I recommend herbs such as basil, oregano, thyme, parsley, sage, rosemary . . . but you can try any types. In this $5 class, students will explore different seed starting mediums individually and as a group. They will start at least 12 seeds to...
Students will learn a variety of ways to start seeds, how to increase germination rates, what germination is, testing seed viability, how many seeds to start per plant, how to avoid 'leggy' sprouts.
Hello! I've loved gardening since childhood and have managed to keep up the practice over multiple moves throughout the USA.
Homework Offered
Assessments Offered
Each student will show the class a sample of their plantings.Grades Offered
1) Seeds to plant (vegetable, flower, herb, tree). In a pinch, you can use dry 15-bean soup mix or a bag of popcorn kernels (NOT the microwave popcorn!). 2) Containers to start seeds (eg., small pots, empty and clean yogurt containers or recycled plastic cups, peat or paper cups). Note: some of the recycled paper cups available at stores will get moldy at the bottom. The more expensive ones seem to be okay. --->We will make some containers in class! 3) Seed starting mixture. I recommend "Miracle Gro Seed Starting Potting Mix" or "Burpee Eco Friendly Organic Seed Starting Mix" (available for $5-$7 at Walmart and local hardware stores). 4) Plastic spoons, popsicle sticks, or plant tags to identify the seed pots. 5) A permanent marker. 6) A dirt-friendly work area. 7) Newspaper and a can (such as a soup can or can of fruit or vegetables.
In addition to the Outschool classroom, this class uses:
1: Please provide a variety of seeds and a bag of seed starting soil (or peat discs) for your learners. 2: Students will need a dirt-friendly work area. 3: Please provide an old newspaper and a can (such as a soup or fruit can) for the craft.
As a second-generation homeschooler, I value to individual nature of each child. Cultivating skills/hobbies they enjoy while young helps children become more confident in their work! Prior to having children, I worked for a professional show...
Group Class
$5
per classMeets once
30 min
Completed by 15 learners
Live video meetings
Ages: 10-14
5-10 learners per class
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