Education  Kenya Project #33131

Don't Just Give Them Food-Teach Them How to Get It

by Leben und Lernen in Kenia e.V.
Don't Just Give Them Food-Teach Them How to Get It
Don't Just Give Them Food-Teach Them How to Get It
Don't Just Give Them Food-Teach Them How to Get It
Don't Just Give Them Food-Teach Them How to Get It
Don't Just Give Them Food-Teach Them How to Get It
Don't Just Give Them Food-Teach Them How to Get It
Don't Just Give Them Food-Teach Them How to Get It
Don't Just Give Them Food-Teach Them How to Get It
Don't Just Give Them Food-Teach Them How to Get It
Don't Just Give Them Food-Teach Them How to Get It

Project Report | Nov 16, 2022
Adding a little beauty...

By Debra aka Brique Zeiner | Chairwoman

Planting lavender as a school project
Planting lavender as a school project

Sometimes it doesn't even have to be edible to count! During our annual visit, this November members of our visitor's group of twenty volunteers decided to work on putting a little love and beauty into the Live and Learn in Kenya Education Center's grounds - and the children loved being a part of it all.

Learning to plant, care for and enjoy plants and trees is an essential part of growing up in a place where it can literally save your life and the lives of those you love and care for.  Putting beauty into it is just one of those luxuries in life that should also be prioritized.

Along with Heike, with Völker, and a couple of teachers, the children planted a beautiful little lavender field in front of the newest construction - the tailoring workshop and the IT lab.  The 6th grade has the responsibility to care for the little field, harvest the lavender, dry it and sew it into little pouches for their homes. They have decided that they will pass down this responsibility year after year to the following 6th-grade class! I think this is a wonderful project and a fabulous learning experience. 

Trees for shade are another one of those wonderful luxuries in life when you live where the sun pounds down on you with all its strength. The famous American teacher, poet, and author Lucy Larcom once said "He who plants a tree, plants hope". That is so true. The children, the teachers, and the visitors who planted trees and flowers planted hope for the future of the Live and Learn in Kenya Education Center in Nakuru - and for every child passing its gates.

With extra special thanks to the professional gardeners, Heike and Völker, for the wonderful donation of trees and flowering plants and for planting with the children.

Asante Sana - thank you so much!

Working Together
Working Together
One day they'll be strong & tall - like the kids!
One day they'll be strong & tall - like the kids!
Planting trees for the future
Planting trees for the future
Learning how to care for the plants
Learning how to care for the plants
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Leben und Lernen in Kenia e.V.

Location: Selb - Germany
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Project Leader:
Debra aka Brique Zeiner
Selb , Bavaria Germany

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