Teaching plants

Great hands on activity to teach students of any age about plants.

Do you teach about plants and their life cycle during the Spring? This is one of my favorite units to teach. The students love anything scie...

Try this simple photosynthesis experiment for kids to show your students the process of a leaf and plant producing oxygen.

Learning the basic parts of a plant can be fun and delicious. Here is a worksheet that can be turned into a memorable food experience to help learn the parts of a plant.

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This is a fun activity for science. Draw your own plant. Make sure it has a flower, stem and leaves.

Teaching, Learning, & Loving: Interactive Science Journals

Your kids will LOVE this plant unit! We have made plant activities for kindergarten in every subject! There are reading, writing, math, skills, and of course science activities all with the theme of plants. There are over 40 plant activities!

Tiger T's Pre-K Classroom chart of the Plants We Eat.

If you are an elementary school teacher or homeschooler teaching about plants then you need to check out this blog post. It is filled with lots of hands-on science activities to help your kids better understand the growth and changes in plants. Take your Plant Unit to the next level with these fun and engaging science activities that are perfect for kindergarten, first, second and third grade students. From plant life cycles to plants we eat your kids will love learning about plants.

There are many different ways to plant seeds at school. Kids are amazed as they see these little seeds become plants. Check out my blog for several different possible ways to grow seeds in the classroom. plant life cycle activities|growing plants from seeds|growing plants at school

Looking for fun ways to teach kids about the plant life cycle?! These 11 science activities are perfect for preschool, kindergarten and first grade.

Fast Growing Seeds for Kids - these ideas help prevent kids losing interest while waiting for seeds to grow!

Last week our class was immersed in plants. Lots and LOTS of plants!! We started the week tapping into our schema about plants and learning lots of new info. And then we moved right into diagrams and labels….and tree maps, too! I created this same anchor chart last year and used it again …

Teaching young children about life cycles helps them better understand nature and the world around them. They can start to see how things change and grow. When teaching life cycles, I like to teach a number of them (butterfly, frog, chicken, plant) one at a time and then compare and contrast them at the end. […]

Plant Life Cycle Anchor Chart