Seed cycle preschool

Children can paint a flower and learn with our FREE printable activity pack inspired by The Tiny Seed. This is a perfect activity for spring or summer.

Growing plants in the classroom from seed is a great learning experience for the primary grades. Teach your preschool, kindergarten and first grade students the life cycle of a plant by allowing them to grow their own potted plants. They will be able to observe the growing process while learning about the needs of a plant. There is a FREE Plant Observation Journal included.

Be sure to snag this free “Stages of a Seed” printable resource! The three part cards are the perfect addition to any seed study. Children will gain an understanding of what seeds need to grow. They will also learn how a seed can transform into a plant. These are a perfect way to introduce and reinforce vocabulary.

Kids will love sprouting their own seeds in a plastic baggie! With just a few materials, kids can watch seeds sprout by germinating seeds in a bag. via /lifeovercs/

Here's a printable bag topper for kids' seed sprouting projects. Sprouting a lima bean (or any seed) in a zip top bag is a simple science project for

Find creative ideas and hands-on plant life cycle activities that teach your first, second, and third graders about plants. Students learn about the parts of a plant, photosynthesis, pollination, and how seeds are dispersed. Don’t miss the unique foldable flower lapbook to get kids writing about science ideal for 1st, 2nd, and 3rd graders. #plantlifecycle

Dive into the fascinating world of botany with our Plant Life Cycle Worksheets! Ideal for kids, these printables make learning about the stages of plant growth interactive and fun. From seed germination to flowering, students will color, cut, and label, deepening their understanding of nature's processes. Perfect for classroom activities or at-home education, these worksheets are a must-have for young explorers eager to discover the wonders of plant life. #PlantLifeCycle

I am linking up again with Teaching With Nancy's weekly linky - TGIF - Thank Goodness It's Free! Be sure to head over to her blog to pick up some more free stuff! We are finishing up our unit on plants and here are the greenhouses that we made. I have seen similar designs on Pinterest and decided to create one that we could use. Let me pause here to say - SEEDS ARE AMAZING! I forgot to buy bean seeds and remembered that I had pinto beans in my sensory bins! So I just grabbed some from the…

I recently began incorporating botany into my Montessori-inspired hands-on learning activities for my homeschooled children. It’s been a wonderful way to connect them with the natural world and foster their […]

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