From exploring the communal living in longhouses to discovering their ingenious Three Sisters gardening method, our young learners have been soaking up history and horticulture.
The Three Sisters method is a brilliant example of "companion" planting where corn, beans, and squash grow together, supporting each other just like a family.
This method not only enriches the soil but also attracts pollinators and deters pests, creating a sustainable and symbiotic ecosystem.
To bring this lesson to life, our amazing teachers guided the students in planting their very own Three Sisters garden at Cahill Elementary! 🌟 The students followed traditional planting techniques, even starting with a fish in the hole to enrich the soil—just like the Iroquois did.
It's been a fantastic hands-on experience, connecting our students with nature and teaching them the importance of giving back to the earth.
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