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Water indoor plants. Discover how different plants grow at varying rates. Study growth rings in a tree stump. Find out ages of familiar plants.
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Make Plant Pots and plant seeds. When seeds start to sprout, children proceed with this activity.
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Watch children’s math skills grow as they design their own plant-measuring sticks. Each day, young botanists gauge their plant’s growth.
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With a ruler, mark each inch on a craft stick with a heavy Crayola® Crayon line. Use a different color for each inch.
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Gently push your measuring stick into the soil next to your sprout. Put the first inch mark at the soil line.
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Draw a Growing, Growing chart on white paper. Record the dates when your plant reaches each inch in height.
Feet come in all different sizes. Find out just how wide the range can be in your age range while exercising your graphi
Play a fast-paced game that is popular in the Spanish countryside. Paint your own action-filled fun on your playground!
Build bridges and friendships! Plan and construct a bridge with this constructive lesson that’s inspired by a Maya Angel
Practice sequential story retellings with colorful, collaged Book Banners.
Give me a B---for Broccoli! Or Berries! Or Bananas! Share your favorite recipes for healthy foods with your classmates.
How much do we know about Islamic traditions? Use your understanding to express what you have learned in a beautiful dis
