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The Revival of Creole Gardens in Guadeloupe — rows of lettuce growing in a garden

The Revival of Creole Gardens in GuadeloupeCEFR A1

15 Apr 2025

Adapted from Olivia Losbar, Global Voices CC BY 3.0

Photo by annie-claude bergeron, Unsplash

AI-assisted adaptation of the original article, simplified for language learners.

  • Creole gardens are family gardens in Guadeloupe.
  • They grow many plants like bananas and yams.
  • People share food from these gardens.
  • These gardens help families during tough times.
  • They can protect against climate change effects.
  • Many farmers are helping to keep these gardens alive.

Difficult words

  • gardenA place where people grow plants.
    gardens
  • familyA group of people related to each other.
    families
  • shareTo give part of something to others.
  • protectTo keep safe from harm.
  • climateThe usual weather in a place.

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Discussion questions

  • What plants would you like to grow in a garden?
  • How can families help each other during tough times?
  • Why do you think sharing food is important?

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