Barbara Pollak

how even the litter effort can do a big difference, and everybody is important we wanted to achieve our goals, team work is always better.
Ages 5-9
pierce college library

In this story, a little girl named Audrey plays and works with friends in a community garden during the summer. Everyone grows their own plants which they end up using for a community lunch later on. Audrey goes through different tasks like planting, watering, weeding and looking for insects.

Ages: 4-7
Source: Pierce College Library

theres a community garden and everybody's growing vegetables and many different things, it explains the adventures of the community garden and different foods they are used for and in the end shows the whole community having a potluck.
ages 3 and up
source: pierce college library

Audrey would play and work in the garden with her friends and each clean different things. Thomas grows tomatoes for salsa. Audrey grows eggplants, when she comes home from school, changes and checks on her eggplants. The vegetables are then ready for harvest. They all had the community bring food from the garden to eat.

Ages: 3-5
Source: Pierce county library