Hello!
It's wonderful that the National Honor Society students from the fifth and sixth grades will be volunteering in your garden. To arrange their roles, creating job descriptions for the garden tasks can be beneficial. Even while I can't reveal any precise job descriptions, I can give you some recommendations to get you started.
1. Seed Planters: Charged with placing seeds in predetermined locations, ensuring optimum depth and spacing for best growth.
2. Weed Warriors: Charged with maintaining a neat and weed-free garden by clearing weeds from the garden beds, walkways, and adjacent areas.
3. Watering the plants, keeping an eye on their health, and looking out for any symptoms of pests or illnesses are the responsibilities of the plant caretakers.
4. Harvest assistants are in charge of gathering ripe fruits and vegetables and making sure they are handled gently.
5. Garden Cleaners: Assigned to keep the garden area clean and organized by clearing debris, maintaining compost bins, and tidying up tools.
Remember to adjust the job descriptions based on the specific needs and size of your garden. Also, encourage the students to rotate tasks to provide them with a well-rounded experience.
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Original Message:
Sent: 06-12-2023 01:24:51 AM
From: Denise Gardner
Subject: Garden Task Job Description
Hi. This year the 5th and 6th grade National Honor Society kids will be be coming to the garden 2x a week for their community service. I was asked to create job descriptions for the garden tasks. Does anyone have anything along these lines they can share to help get me started? I'm a kinesthetic person so the shift from doing hands on work is throwing me. Thanks!
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Denise Gardner
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