This morning our driver, Antonio, got up bright and early and drove to Panajachel to get all our banana plants and citrus trees as well as more organic compost.
This week is definitely plant and garden week. As banana plants arrive bare roots exposed they were our first focus.
We headed to one of the grade 2 classes to set up for our plant, nutrition and cooking class. While I was organizing the rest of the group broke into impromto singing and actions. The kids just loved head, shoulders, knees and toes as well as the hokey pokey!!!!
We explained why bananas are awesome to eat…especially if you have diarrhea. We explained that you need to add wood ash and chicken poop to the organic compost.
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Then we made banana smoothies. We had purchased small bananas so that each child got to peel a banana for the drink.
At the end of the school day Shaleigh, Kristie, Edith and Shirley organized the distribution of the organic dirt and plants. We needed a picture of every student receiving their plant for the website. It went fantastic and it was such a treat for me to leave this whole project in such cabable hands!!!!
Part way throu the day Kristie and Edith grabbed power tools, tape measure and hammer and worked to put the small entrance door on the new school chicken coop. They did awesome… I wish I got more pictures.
Several of the Basico boys were at the school and they proudly wanted to show me the cross stitching they are learning in Home Economics. The Basico 2 are making an apron with 2 cross stiched pockets. All the supplies were given through our Christmas card project.
