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Jul 23, 2023

Paulie planted these sunflower seeds that were sent home by his first grade teacher at McArthur Elementary. Paulie is in a self contained class for autistic children. He helped plant and water them every day until they started blooming much to our excitement! We noticed that they seemed small, so we researched and found out it was because they didn’t have enough sun! (Shocker, right?) We have a shady yard, so we are happy with our dwarf sunflowers, and we will definitely plant them again.  We ended up with about 14!

Jul 6, 2023

My kids love to watch the sunflowers grow day by day. Every morning we go check on them, water them, and make sure they have plenty of sunlight as well. On the hot sunny days, we make sure they get enough water to keep them growing. Can’t wait to see how big and beautiful they turn out.
We protect our planet earth by recycling the things that can be recycled. We have everything sorted out. We take a trip to the recycling bin here in town with cardboard and plastic once a week.
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Jul 4, 2023

ZZ, 6 years old, planted sunflower seeds two weeks ago. Today, two sprouted and he is super happy.

Apr 5, 2023

Adrian, 8years old, 3rd grade, planted his sunflower seed and has been taking care of it. He’s excited it started to sprout.

Jan 19, 2023

Look at the Butterfly Project at Blackwater Regional Library in Virginia. Children that visited the library could observe the caterpillars growing and changing into butterflies, and also choose a children’s book about butterflies to read at home. Blackwater Regional Library was sponsored by International Paper – Franklin Mill.

Blackwater Regional Library