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On our first Saturday at the Seaside Farmer’s Market on 6/19/2010 we had 27 people stop by to learn about GSI and the current crisis in science education. I had 12 children make bracelets using the UV beads and 3 people brought soil samples for analysis. We had 10 people stop to learn more about the composition of soil from our soil display.
On July 3, 2010 we set up again and had an even better response. Despite the heat, we had 39 people stop by to learn about GSI and its mission. Seventeen children made bracelets with the UV beads. |
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Join GSI at the Seaside Farmer?s Market on Saturday from 9 am to 1 pm, where we will offer a range of educational and fun activities for all ages. Children will learn about photosynthesis and solar energy by making bracelets using special UV beads. Adults are invited to bring soil samples for GSI to test Nitrogen, Phosphorous, Potash and pH levels. Participants will also receive a pH preference list to take home. All ages will be able learn about the constantly evolving organic composition of soil, as well as about the health threat posed by certain microbes found in the soil. It promises to be a fun and educational morning for the whole family. We hope to see you there! |
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