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Wednesday, January 21, 2015
Sunflower competition
How is everyone going with their sunflower?
Remember to measure it from bottom of the flower, level with the soil, to the top of the flower. Take a photo, similar to this one. You can post the photo on our face book page along with the height, email it through to us at reception@kaurihohoreschool.co.nz or print out the photo and write the height on the back. When the flower has finished, cut of the head, saving some of the stem so that your child can drop it into the office. We will measure the head and dry this at school, so we have some more seeds for next year.
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