How plants grow

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...

Are you looking for plant activities and lessons to fill your science and literacy centers throughout the spring? Then you will love plant activities!

Have some spring fun with your little ones while learning the basic parts of a flower. Geared towards preschool, this diagram shows the st...

Lifecycle of a plant anchor chart and vocabulary - activities for preschool - prek - kindergarten and first grade - teach students the stages a plant goes through from seed to germination - seedling - sprout - plant and flower - fruit - what a plant needs to live - bulletin board crafts - printables and activities to label the part of a plant - flip book - plant flipbook and ideas - plant worksheets - kindergarten science FREE activities #kindergartenscience #kindergarten

This plant life cycle craft was a fun way to show our learning with lots of fine motor practice. Great for a plant theme in tot school, preschool, or even kindergarten!

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These activities are easy for kids to do, with concepts that build their science knowledge.

We’re getting a head start on some spring planting to ensure our gardens are in full swing by the time the warm weather hits.

Growing your own indoor lemon tree is easier than you might think, but there are still several steps to follow to ensure you have healthy, productive citrus.

Planting Flowers Fine Motor Practice and more! (Free printable) #teach

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

Use this investigating seeds lesson plan as part of your spring nature study. Plus: download our ready-made seasonal nature lesson plans!

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. […]

Use the words first, next, then and finally to indicate how to grow a plant for this 2nd or 3rd grade procedural writing worksheet. Google slide available.

With testing season in full swing, now's the perfect time to take a break and have some Earth Day FUN! These activities are sure to get your students' creative juices flowing.