Plant anchor chart kindergarten

Are you looking for a fun, hands-on and engaging plant unit that incorporates writing, literacy skills and science? Plants is perfect for your spring themes. This unit is based around essential questions with vocabulary cards with real pictures, anchor charts to reinforce concepts, labels for sorting, observations, science experiments and fun hands on craftivities that students will love! I have even included a sample lesson plan to demonstrate how to implement the activities. You will find…

Here is my version of "The Camera Dump" blogpost! First on the list is Abby's Poppin with Adjectives Unit! I bought this last year and it worked so well, I pulled it out again! From there we purchase yet another unit from the Darlin' Mrs. Abby This time is was the Pirate Mark--AR unit! Again, I used this last year and it too was a WINNER! So of course we used it again! {I think this one looks like Chunk from the Goonies!} We made a treasure map, {also in the unit} I hid the words all over…

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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...

All About Plants Science Anchor Chart including schema, new learning, and misconceptions. Perfect for anchoring learning in the Spring and providing Kindergarten, First Grade, & Second Grade students with a visual resource for recalling key details and i

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Ashley ∣ Kindergarten ∣ PreK on Instagram: “Plant Week 🌸✨ This week we’ve been learning all about different types of plants! We’ve incorporated all things plants into our purposeful…”

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