In the next few days we will be teaching the grade 6 classes all about Folic Acid. They will learn all about why it is important to the human body. They will also receive a citrus tree. The fruit are a good source of Folic Acid. Today we picked up the 39 citrus trees from our family that runs a wee nursery.
The sale of these plants helps this family purchase food. We also visited the Pop Ratzan family. The mom, Antonia, will be taking the Mayan Families sewing program for the next 6 months in Panajachel. Thank you Shirley Sterling for making this possible. This family built a chicken coop and now has 4 egg laying chickens. The family has 2 large chaya plants and they will use the leaves as free chicken food. Chickens whom are fed chaya produce an abundance of eggs.
Antonia is holding up their first egg, notice the chaya plant in the background.
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We also took pictures of the students in grade 6. These will be next years Basico students. We need their photos for the Christmas cards we sell. These cards enable us to give all Basico students their school supplies. In this way we are making education more attainable for every student.
