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Love to garden...the short answer :-) Nov. 7, 2009

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Nancy Greenberg commented on Dana's event 'School Gardens: Create & Grow Learning Experiences for Kids. (Central Phoenix)'

Looking forward to this!

November 9, 2009

Nancy Greenberg is attending Dana's event

School Gardens: Create & Grow Learning Experiences for Kids. (Central Phoenix) at SW Autism Research and Resource Center (SARRC)

December 19, 2009 from 10am to 12pm

School Gardens: Create & Grow Learning Experiences for Kids. (Central Phoenix) Saturday, December 19th from 10:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. Location: SW Autism Research and Resource Center (SARRC) Vocational & Life Skills Academy 2225 N. 16th Street Phoenix…

November 9, 2009

Love to garden...the short answer :-)

November 6, 2009

Nancy Greenberg is now a member of AZHomegrownSolutions

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August 23, 2009

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What are you interested in learning about?

Gardening in AZ

What skills and resources do you bring to this group?

I am a special ed teacher and work with high school students with moderate to severe disabilities

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At 10:11am on August 24, 2009, Admin said…: Hi Nancy and Welcome:

I know that we will be working on some programs that affect both children and adults with various disabilities at Horses Help and SW Autism Research and Resource Centrer. It would be interesting to find gardening programs specifically for older kids with disabilities.

It occurs to me that Roberta Paolo or "Granny in the Garden" as she's known, may have some resources. She will be in town this Dec and will be doing a few free talks fo us on her project, which is the largest school garden program in the midwest (Ohio).

Jen

At 3:59pm on August 23, 2009, Anne Ashton Goldfeld said…: Container gardening sounds like a great way to get started. I know I have heard of gardening programs that involve kids and adults with learning disabilities, just can't think of the specific references right now. In my mind, gardening would be a whole lot more rewarding work than bagging groceries or scraping cafeteria trays, just a couple of the jobs where I have noticed adults with learning disabilities.