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PRINCETON, NJ Restaurant Dining Guide Announcement
“Healthy Children, Healthy Planet 2014” at Riverside Elementary May 17
Time to shed that parka and start digging in the dirt! Don't miss “Healthy Children, Healthy Planet 2014” on May 17 from 10:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m. at Riverside School
“Healthy Children, Healthy Planet 2014” will unfold in and around the Riverside school gardens. This community event, hosted by the Riverside PTO, will provide family fun while teaching about growing real foods, good nutrition and the benefits of a healthy, active lifestyle. Events will include garden tours and activities, a plant sale, kids crafts, sustainability exhibits, edible insects, family yoga, local food, sheep, chickens, rabbits and more. There will also be a silent auction and basket raffle to raise funds to support the Riverside gardens and related educational programs.
Kick-start your spring gardening efforts!
Shed your parka and start a spring fitness plan!
Buy some cool plants and learn how to make them thrive!
Learn tips on healthy eating!
See where real food comes from!
Show your support for school gardening!
Come and join us in the fun!
About the Riverside School Gardens:
Today, Riverside School is the home of one of the largest public school gardens in New Jersey, including “outdoor classrooms” such as vegetable and herb gardens, raised beds, active composting, and pollinator and tea gardens. Through a garden residency funded in large part by the PTO, Riverside students pre-K through grade 5 learn in the gardens on a regular basis, enjoying hands-on lessons in science, mathematics, language arts, environmental stewardship, community service and more. Our children plant, tend, harvest and taste - experiencing real food as it grows in nature. We host tours and workshops for staff, parents and volunteers from all over New Jersey, sharing lessons, and giving members of our larger community a beautiful view of what it’s possible to do with a relatively small budget and many willing hands.
