This week, KWTS got down and dirty – in the garden, that
is! We haven’t been taking good care of
our compost, so Wednesday was the day to fix it. That meant raking out a lot of the food
scraps, rotting plants, and other decomposing things so we could put them back
in the correct ratios.
We also recently heard that catfish guts buried in a garden
make a wonderful fertilizer for tomatoes.
Luckily, Ms. Susan found someone willing to give us some catfish, so we
decided to try it! This is probably one
of the grossest jobs that KWTS has ever tackled. You’ll have to look at our garden next summer
to see if it was worth it!
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Because it was pretty cold outside, we also had a variety of
indoor tasks so that no one was outside for more than an hour. We cleaned up the sanctuary, cleaned and
sanitized the nursery, broke down some boxes, and even organized the KWTS
supply closet!
Check back next week to see the kids do some more messy
tasks! (spoiler alert: there’s paint
involved)
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