The Kingswood Magnet First Grade came together in a Community Meeting to discuss "What is a Garden?" This is what they had to say!

A garden is somewhere that plants grow.

A garden is a place that we put seeds and then it grows to a big garden.

A garden is where we plant seeds.

A garden is where we plant fruits and vegetables.

A garden needs water to survive.

A garden is where we plant fruit.

A garden needs sunlight to survive.

A garden is something where you can grow.

A garden is where you can grow trees and other things.

A garden needs soil to survive.

A garden is a little place where you plant seeds to grow.

A garden is somewhere where you plant seeds and it blooms into a beautiful rose.

A garden is where flowers grow.

A garden is a place where vegetables come from.

A garden is a place where lots of pretty flowers grow.

A garden is where you plant fruit.

A garden is a good place to plant flowers and foods.

A garden is where bees help to make new plants.

A garden is where the plants grow and you can get nutrition from apples on apple trees.

A garden is a place where you plant food.

A garden is a place where you can plant fruits and vegetables.

You can grow all kinds of flowers in a garden.

The plants in the garden grow leaves.


Student's Writing About "What is a Garden?"