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Students and parents at Woodside Elementary celebrated fall on Oct. 14 with their annual Garden Festival, raising money to operate the school’s garden.
Students made garden-themed crafts and sold garden produce such as pumpkins, honey, homemade soup and caramel apples. Fifth graders made cider from apples donated by local residents and parents brought in baked goods.
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Woodside Elementary School third grade teacher Lisa White helps students pick out which succulent magnets they want to purchase. (Photo by Barbara Wood/The Almanac) -
Sophie carefully decides which honey bear, decorated by the kindergartners, she wants to take home. (Photo by Barbara Wood/The Almanac) -
Brent tries to decide which honey bear he’ll take home. Woodside Elementary’s kindergartners decorated labels. (Photo by Barbara Wood/The Almanac) -
Woodside students (left to right) Sidney, Sophia and Phoebe chose a garden treat to snack on. (Photo by Barbara Wood/The Almanac) -
What’s better than a frosted cupcake? Flynn enjoys a cupcake during Woodside Elementary’s Garden Festival. (Photo by Barbara Wood/The Almanac) -
Woodside Elementary School third grade teacher Lisa White and her assistant, Jillian (in red) help Colt and Morgan (right) pick out plants to take home. (Photo by Barbara Wood/The Almanac) -
Flynn works on a frosted cupcake during Woodside Elementary’s Garden Festival.(Photo by Barbara Wood/The Almanac) -
Chelsea discusses her choice of a pumpkin to take home at Woodside Elmentary’s Garden Festival. (Photo by Barbara Wood/The Almanac) -
Chelsea ponders her warty pumpkin purchase at the Woodside Elementary School Garden Festival. (Photo by Barbara Wood/The Almanac)
