Thank you to Village Properties!Posted by Janis Spracher on Tue, Mar 22 at 05:04 PM in 6th Grade
The sixth grade recently received grants from Village Properties' Teacher's Fund, a very supportive benefactor of classrooms and teachers! Ms. Scott's class purchased some new white boards to help make their thinking visible and which also can be used as temporary desks. Mrs. Spracher's class is enjoying alternative seating opportunities with saucer and bean bags chairs and a cafe table. The stand up desk and comfy chairs are a welcome addition to our classroom!
We are so fortunate to have this resource and greatly appreciate Village Properties' generosity!
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Sunday, April 17, 2016
Helping Teachers, one class-room-at a-time!
Saturday, April 16, 2016
Fabulous Sewing, Knitting, Notions and Gift Store in Carpinteria
A friend who is a serious quilter invited me to go along to her favorite shop in Carpinteria yesterday. Here's what I discovered....
I personally don't sew or knit, but....
what a charming and inviting shop, Roxanne's is!
Besides the kaleidoscope of gorgeous materials
There were many wonderful gifts, jewelry, crafts...
wonderful greeting cards and "stuff"....
all beautifully displayed! We both left with packages!
I might even take up sewing again!
Visit Roxanne's
919 Maple Avenue, Carpinteria
(just behind the Smart 'N Final Store)
Friday, April 8, 2016
Carpinteria Free Flower Farm Tours April 9th, rain or shine!
Flower Farms Blooming in Carpinteria!
Come visit your local flower farmer and the beautiful blooms in Carpinteria!
Nestled in the mountains of the Central Coast between Santa Barbara and
Ventura – just 90 miles north of Los Angeles, the town of Carpinteria offers
a perfect day trip for anyone in the Southern California area!
Ever wonder what beauty lies behind the glass in a greenhouse- now’s
your chance during the 8th Annual Carpinteria Greenhouse & Nursery Tour!
Enjoy seeing a colorful array of flowers from orchids and roses to gerberas
and more while listening to farmer-guided tours. On this tour you will learn
what it takes to run a flower farm and the amazing process involved with
growing fresh, beautiful, CA Grown Flowers. We recommend you wear comfortable
shoes and layered clothing as many of these tours will involve walking through
greenhouses or growing areas and in varying temperatures. Don’t miss out on
meeting your local flower farmer!
This event is FREE and open to the public thanks to our sponsors and hosted
by the Santa Barbara County Flower and Nursery Growers’ Association. There is
no specific start point for the tour and no reservations are necessary. Just pick
to start at any of the participating farms and go! We also will have a location
The 2016 map is here! Please click the download map link to the right to view and print.
If you need further assistance, please emailakalins@ccfc.org or call (805) 576-7417.
Sunday, March 20, 2016
SPRING has Sprung today!
can you just "smell" the Jasmine? heavenly!
In the Northern Hemisphere, the spring (vernal) equinox will occur on Sunday, March 20, at 04:31 UTC. UTC stands for Universal Coordinated Time and is the time standard commonly used across the world. In the United States, this translates to Saturday, March 19 in the Central, Mountain and Pacific time zones (11:31 pm CDT, 10:31 pm MDT, 9:31 pm PDT), and Sunday, March 20 at 12:31 am EDT.
On the first day of spring sunrise and sunset are about 12 hours apart everywhere on Earth and the hours of daylight and night are almost equal.
In spring, the axis of the Earth is increasing its tilt toward the celestial equator — the imaginary line in the sky above the Earth's equator — from south to north. Day length increases as the season progresses.
Warming temperatures cause plants to "spring forth," giving the season its name.
(thank you Dick Fawcett of Prospect Mortgage for sending me the above information!)
yellow rose hedge is in full bloom
Favorite Cymbidium Orchid at least 35 years young!
dozens of flower spikes every Spring
I inherited this beauty from my Mom
Angel Trumpet which I planted from a small cutting last year!
yellow Epi (poor man's orchid)
also started from a "pup" a few years ago
Gorgeous rose planted for me by my dear husband last year.
can you believe these profusely blooming miniature margarites?
How is your garden growing???
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Saturday, March 5, 2016
Thursday, March 3, 2016
The Teacher's Fund by Village Properties, Santa Barbara
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We learned some new synonyms with this thank you note! The Teacher's Fund is proud to donate books of every kind, including dictionaries and thesauruses. While computers may be a great resource as well, it's fun to see students enjoying the discovery of new words simply by opening a book and turning its pages. You're welcome, Bethany. Enjoy!
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