Garden clean up

In garden clean up I stayed for 2 hours and what I did in those 2 hours was to cut or rip wheats of the ground and next I put them in a bucket after that I would dump it onto the multch pile until the bucket was full after that I put more multch on the pile the multch that I put on had to be light and it couldn’t be dark I did that intill the pile was full and then I moved on to the next one and made it half full after that for around 15 minuets I picked up trash around the garden or school and threw it away

Garden clean up

Hello my name is David Sanchez and during garden clean up I helped out in doing two things first thing I did was pulling out the weeds and the second thing I did was putting chicken compost into a bucket and dumping it into the a pile of dirt. What we did helped out the garden because It made the garden look cleaner and better then it was before then when it had a bunch of weeds around the boxes and the piles of dirt were uneven. This project was dun and after completing my hours I felt good for doing something good by helping out in the garden. I would definitely do this again, now before I end my blog here are some pictures of what the garden looked like after we finished.

garden cleanup- Nick Fordyce

                This time in garden cleanup it was my second time around doing garden cleanup for the ESLP project. I did garden cleanup on two different occasions with Joe and Jaydn. Both times we worked on shoveling grass and greens along with dirt onto a compost pile. Over the two days we did the same for both days of just shoveling various things into the compost piles. We did 4 compost piles over the two days. I felt this contributed to the garden because we did some productive work for the garden by composting.

Garden Clean-up -- Sophia Andrakin

          For garden clean up I did 2 different thing. My first day of clean up,                                              I started by clearing the walking path in the school garden. I did this by clearing the weed in
 the pathway of each garden. This is important because the pathway used
 to be  covered with different types of weeds and you couldn't even see
where the path was. The next day I started to cut the grass in the inside
 garden so we can see the different plants from the story of the seed project.
This was also important because before the plants where not even visible.
Lastly, when the bag was full of weeds we went and dumped in the compost pile 
which is made by alternated between grass and dirt. It was important to alternate
between grass and dirt because, it will help speed up the composition of the grass. In total I worked 2 hours on the clean up crew.

















                                                                              The before picture of the garden overgrown by                                                                                          weeds and grass








The after picture of what the garden looked likes.

Garden Cleanup

   In this time around for Garden Cleanup, I worked on 2 things. One was Clearing out the wood and trash from the pathway by the Shed, and taking out the weeds in the garden area in the parking lot.  First off, on day one I worked on clearing the old wooden walkway, and other wood/trash that was around the garden area. Then I stacked it in a wheel barrow and rode it over to the trash cans. Then I unloaded the wood trash into the bin, and headed back to the garden. Then Nathan, and I moved a door out of the way and a bag of sand. These tasks were important because it made the garden area more clear, and easier to function and work with without wooden scraps and debris. On the second day, I went out with a few others and took out weeds in the parking lot garden. The weeds, if left alone can get out of hand and if grown and spread enough, can harm the plants that are there. So we took some gloves, and carefully pulled weeds out individually, making sure to pull from the top so all the roots would come out with it. After we would put them into buckets, and when we finished we brought it back to the people building the compost piles. This was important because weeding outside prevents the plants being harmed, and the gardeners coming out with toxic chemicals and spraying them, which sometimes gets on the plants and can kill them or harm them.

Garden Clean-up- Jessica Cervantes

We only have photos of the aftermath of our whole garden clean up. As shown in the photo above my partner and i both picked up small weeds that grew within the wood pieces. We had a wheelbarrow where we threw in the weeds we yanked out. It took about an hour n a half to where we can visibly see much of the progress.

With the weeds we yanked out, we had to put them in these mounds as shown above. The mounds consisted of compost,dirt,and brown leaves. We grabbed some of the weeds and pulled them into smaller pieces where we laid them on top of the mound. We then shoveled up some compost that we sprinkled on top of the weeds while my partner sprinkled on dirt and then we went and sprinkled some dead leaves. It was like a cake basically and so we did that for every single time we had to lay on some more weeds. We didn't get photos but we also picked up trash that laid around and put em in a white bucket as we also stacked some concrete bricks or stacked up some big wood pieces into piles. We then threw our trash out into the trash bins as our two hours were up. We then made sure everything was back in its place within the shed as we closed it. It was quite fun especially when you have a friend to do the garden with.

Granden Clean Up - Nathan Ferrari P1

For my ESLP I chose to do garden clean up.  In my first hour I went around the garden in search of trash and bricks, then me and Ethan D cleaned up all the wood Mr. Bursch didn't need.
For the next hour Bao and I weeded 4 plant boxes.
Before















After

Garden Clean Up - Jessica Serrano

For my third Service Project, I decided to do Garden Clean Up. I enjoy being outside and in nature so this seemed like a great project for me. I did my work on March 28 and March 29. I can say that overall it was a great experience.

On the first day, I completed one hour of work. I first went around the multiple gardens on campus looking for trash that was left behind. Most of the trash I found was made out of a form of plastic which can be harmful to plants and animals. For example one of the chickens might mistake it for food and that would not be good. After going around looking for trash, I started working on pulling the weeds out of the student parking lot. I pulled out the weeds of at least half the garden.

On the second day, I went around again looking for trash to begin. I found some trash but not as much as the day before. I then grabbed some gloves and a bucket and continued to work on pulling the weeds out of the student parking. Most of my work was done in that garden. Since it rained for weeks, it was easier pulling out the weeds.In the end, about two buckets were filled with weeds that were pulled out that day.

Below are some pictures that show my  work throughout the past two days which includes picking up trash and pulling out weeds.

The picture below is showing the finished product after pulling out the weeds.

                         

Service Project(garden clean-up):Xochitl Ruiz

Lizette and I went to do our service project on Wednesday and we cleaned the chicken coop.So Lizette and I started to use shovels and filled a bucket up half way of chicken poop and dirt.Next,we dumped the stuff into a wheel barrow until it was half full.Then, we took the wheel barrow to where the compost is and dumped where Mr. Burcsh told us.Lastly,we finished shoveling up the poop and sum of the dirt and took the wheel barrow again and we finished.

Garden Cleanup: Vivian Vu

 For this round of service project, I did garden cleanup. I went on March 28th and the 29th to finish the two hours project. My task on the first day was to pick up trash in the surrounding areas or areas that Mr. Bursch had told me and my friend to clean. In order to do that, I had to get a pair of gloves and a black bucket. After I'd finished there was a remaining 20 minutes, so what I did was pulling weed out of the ground and putting into the bucket. I also used a garden tool if I felt like I was struggling to get the root out of the ground. However, I did not encounter any difficulty because of the rain (last couples of days).The second day, I continued picking weed off the floor. This contributes to the garden/environment, because the removal of weed help lessen the plant's competition in the garden (for nutrients and water). This also make the garden more attractive because weed can make the garden look messy. Also, the removal of trash enhances the garden by making it more clean and attractive. These following pictures are images of the results of the garden clean up. As you can see the first bucket is the first step and the rest of the photos are the work that was done within those two days.

Garden Cleanup: Anastazia Montero

  Hi, My name is Ana Montero and I am in 6th Period Biology and this is the Summary of my Garden Cleanup experience for the 3rd quarter ESLP Project. I chose to do Garden Cleanup as it has been fun the last few times and I most likely will do it again for next quarter also. I split my time between two days, Wednesday the 21st and Thursday the 22nd. 

  Both days of the project I cut weeds with a small group to prepare for the incoming BIO-site kids. We each tried to tackle a single garden patch, but it was mostly people cutting for a bit then walking to the next patch and cutting there, then switching to the next one, etc. We started with a patch that had grown weeds almost two feet tall. By the end of Day 1 we had it down pretty far, but then disaster struck. It rained constantly overnight and the weeds grew back almost as tall as they were before and the cycle started again, but with less of us.

 The garden before being cleaned up fully

The garden afterwards, on the second day.

Garden Cleanup

So for this project that i recently did was a fun one because me and my friend mateo both asked Mr. Bursch if we could go on and sign up for the garden cleanup. After that he said yea sure, so we both went out to help with the garden. Mateo and I both went out on Thursday 3/22 and we also went the next which was friday 3/23. We both stayed for about a good hour for each day we went and we got some good work done while we were there. First Mr. Bursch had us pick some weeds from the little box plant where all the plants and vegatables were and then after that we put the weeds in a little bucket then when that got filled up we dumped it in the wheel barrow. When we was done with the weeds i took some pictures of a before and after shot of before we pick the weeds and after we picked them. Then the next day we went we checked in with Mr. Bursch and then he had us do the same thing but this time there were more weeds then last time. So basically we did the same thing as the last time we came. Overall this project was very good and was a benefit for the garden. It was a benefit for the garden because we helped the garden out by making it look better and healthier. We also picked up scraps of trash that people left there when they were eating their lunch.

Here are some before and after pictures:

                                

Garden Clean Up

Garden Clean up
Me and my group filled up the empty stacks of compost we shovel'd dirt and trimed weeds and grass and made layers of dirt then put grass and filled up to two boxes full of compost  we shoveled the dirt from the two inactive boxes

blog post #7

The story of the seed

Blog post #7

angiosperm's seed are found in a flower. The eggs are fertilized develop into a seed in the ovary in a flower. The flower of angiosperms have male and female reproductive organs

In these photos  show the petals that surround the stigma.
the anthers pollen producers and they collect the pollen.
Stigma receives the pollen during fertilization.
This is close up of the pollen of the tip of the stigma .

This show the tube on top of an ovary.
The ovary is the female reproductive organ  of an plant .
the seed that u see is called an ovule which well become the seed
when fertilized by pollen and then a baby flower is born

SBPA #6 MAR 29 2018

Christopher Delgado period.#5 Mar 29,2018

                                                   How does your garden grow? 

        During this past school year my partner and I learned that plants make their own food through photosynthesis. When a plant's cells use respiration they intake oxygen and produce energy and carbon dioxide as a by-product. For each cell mitosis results in 2 daughter cells with this increase in the number of cells the plant grows.


       Most of the phosphoglycerate made b y rubisco is recycled to build more ribulose bisphosphate, which is needed to feed the carbon-fixing cycle  A protein synthesis occurs when a enzyme is needed. The protein synthesis happens in the nucleus and ribosomes. Before protein synthesis happens transcription has to make a copy of DNA. The 3 letter sequence was RNA and RNA had codons which correspond with amino acid. After, the RNA is sent to the ribosomes. Once that all happens translation creates the correct amino acids. Once that all happens you have a new enzyme ready to use again.

SBPA #7 MAR 29

Christopher Delgado
Period.#5 Biology SBPA #7

The purpose of this science lab in Bio, is to learn the reproductive system of plants. First, I learn the part called the filament in a flower ,which is attached to the Anther. It is crucial in the reproduction flowering of plants. It produces the male gametophyte, known as pollen. This part is easy to break off and is attached to the Anther. Secondly, the tube on the flower is called a Style. The Style leads to the ovary that contains the female egg cells. This part of the flower is good for the pollen and eggs. Also, The Ovary with the ovule which is located near the pollen tube produces the egg cells.

This is another part of the flower name a stamen/style.It is attached to the long, tube-like structure called the style. The style leads to the ovary that contains the female egg cells called ovules. This part of the flower is important for the pollen and eggs.

This is a Ovary with the ovule which is under the pollen tube. The part of the flower produces a egg cell for the purpose of fertilization. All of the eggs from the flower are located in this part of the flower.

This is a stigma located in the middle of the flower. This is where pollen germinates inside. The pollen forms in the stigma and goes down the pollen tube which is name the Pollen Tube.

TSOTS Blog Post #6: How Does My Garden Grow ?

The purpose of this science lab in Bio, is to learn the reproductive system of plants. First, I learn the part called the filament in a flower ,which is attached to the Anther. It is crucial in the reproduction flowering of plants. It produces the male gametophyte, known as pollen. This part is easy to break off and is attached to the Anther. Secondly, the tube on the flower is called a Style. The Style leads to the ovary that contains the female egg cells. This part of the flower is good for the pollen and eggs. Also, The Ovary with the ovule which is located near the pollen tube produces the egg cells.

This is another part of the flower name a stamen/style.It is attached to the long, tube-like structure called the style. The style leads to the ovary that contains the female egg cells called ovules. This part of the flower is important for the pollen and eggs.

This is a Ovary with the ovule which is under the pollen tube. The part of the flower produces a egg cell for the purpose of fertilization. All of the eggs from the flower are located in this part of the flower.

This is a stigma located in the middle of the flower. This is where pollen germinates inside. The pollen forms in the stigma and goes down the pollen tube which is name the Pollen Tube.

How do flowering plants (angiosperms) like our Brassica oleracea plants reproduce?

                      What happened to the plants in my group was they were slowly turning green and then they started to reproduce again its cells and then it just kept growing larger and larger so then we were just observing the plant as it was growing more.
                                 

Garden Clean up by Elias garcia

This is the compost pile after (on the second day) we added all the weeds 

This time around for the simester project thing, I chose to do garden clean up again. What I did for the gargen is that I made the compost pile a little bigger by adding some of the weeds we cut out of the garden and some of the weeds around the pile. i did that on the first day. on the second day, me and yordi worked on pulling all the bad weeds and some bad plants out of the big patch near all the beds of plants. we also pull some weeds out near the big tree and near the trail. This contribution to the garden was that now there will less weeds in the garden and now thereb is more compost. These are both good because with less weeds in the garden and now there is competiton between plants, also there is more splace for good plants to explad. Makeing more compost is good because now there is matterial to make the plants helthyier.

In this picture, we have the patch we picked most of the weeds out. We also have edrick in the back doing god know what.

I think this is one of the plants we picked out. 

 

Garden Cleanup/ESLP #3 by Edrick Sok

For my ESLP project I did the garden cleanup. For the first hour I had picked out most of the weeds from the pathways. I, also helped with some of the garden beds as well. Any weed that was not needed were to be put into a wheel barrel. The others were thrown into the garden bed, which was used for the soil in the garden beds. The wheel barrel was then taken to the compost area, where I dumped the weeds into the compost. This will provide the worms some food, that would then dispose of the feces inside. For the second hour, I had mostly cut up most of the weeds inside the garden beds, more or less the outside area. Any of the left over weeds were then placed into the wheel barrel, where it would be taken to the compost area. As I continue with the weeds inside the garden beds, I would then take care of the weeds near the tree in the back. I had taken care of some of the weeds in the front of the tree. Then, those weeds were taken to the wheel barrel where I would dump them into the compost area.