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What we can learn from contact with a grain of wheat
What we can learn from contact with a grain of wheat
Date: 12/31/2012 10:05:49 PM ( 13 y ) ... viewed 898 times
This was the vision I had first thing this morning on the last day of 2012.
I wanted to create a collage of the various Kid Activities I did in 2012 leading
up to 2013.
This will involve finding the various photos...
THIS IS A SPACE HOLDER...
THIS IS NOT THE RESULT I AM AFTER...
BUT HAS THE STRUCTURE TO ADD THE KID PHOTOS TO THIS.
FInd the Kid Photos and put in Iphoto.
Some of these photos are here.
My head is tired.
It is New Year's Eve.
I am not going out.
I still have too much congestion in my lungs.
I would like to send a simple composite out as a thank you.
THIS NEEDS TO BE REFINED
Through the experience
of inspiring Kids, Youth,
and Adults to have hands-
on experiences
and personal contact
growing seeds and grains,
& harvesting & eating foods
we have grown ourselves,
we can reinvigorate
our own dreams and get our
beat back nature.
I would like to continue to share with youth
the magical experience of seeing a grain of wheat
sprout and turn to grass, grass turn to a seed;
seeds turn to flour; flour turn into dough;
and dough turn into healthy food.
There are lessons to be taught and demonstrated
through this activity that began in 2012.
I want to refine this as part of the Grow A Healthier Pizza
Campaign 2013.
WORK WITH THIS
From grain, to sprout, to grass, to grain being harvested again;
from the experience of taking grain and turning it into fresh flour;
from the experience of turning fresh flour into dough;
and turning dough into a healthier pizza (or bread)
there are many lessons to be learned.
We can get our beat back with nature.
We can inspire youth to reclaim an awareness of
many lessons, nature has to teach us.
I want to explore and develop these ideas
as part of Campaign to Grow A Healthier Pizza 2012
Here are images of what we did so far in 2012.
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