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A young boy in a patterned shirt examines a lizard in a classroom with wooden cabinets and windows in the background.
Two children examine sunflowers in a vase on a table, with a classroom in the background.
A young girl in the foreground is carefully examining seeds in a plastic container on a table, while in the background, other children and a colorful rug are visible.
Three young children are engaged in an activity at a wooden table, with a vase of sunflowers and a blurry aquarium in the background.
Two young girls in blue t-shirts examine specimens in clear containers on a table, with terrariums and lab equipment visible in the background.
Two young girls are engaged in an activity at a wooden table in the foreground, with sunflowers in a vase to the left, while a whiteboard with educational charts is visible in the background.
A child's hands are busy dissecting dried plant matter on a white surface, with blurred orange and green elements in the background.
A woman in white pants and a blue shirt sits with a group of young boys in khaki shorts and colorful shirts on a low stone wall, with palm trees and a building in the sunlit background.
Children in a school garden are tending to plants in raised beds in front of a building.
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Kindergartners Help Sunflowers Grow on PVB Campus

Bolles Lower School Ponte Vedra Beach Campus Kindergartners took a hands-on approach to science this month, harvesting sunflower seeds and planting them in the campus Kinder-garden.

Led by lower school science teacher Carolyn Houston, the students collected seeds from mature sunflowers and prepared them for planting, learning about the plant life cycle through direct observation and participation. The activity connected classroom lessons with real-world experiences in the garden, giving students an opportunity to see how plants grow and reproduce.

View more pictures in our online photo gallery. #BollesPVB

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