Plant lessons

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Learn what plants breathe through with this easy leaf & tree science experiment as kids get hands-on with the process of photosynthesis!

It is really starting to feel like spring… finally!!! The weather is starting to warm up and this week was all about spring and plants! I sure do love spring and especially the warmer weather! We had a lot of fun with different spring and plant activities this week and everyone got to plant their […]

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

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

Here are some great ideas, tips, and resources for teaching botany to your homeschoolers to inspire a lifelong love for plants and nature.

Chlorophyll paintings for kids are a great way to integrate art into your plant science activities as students learn about photosynthesis and the life cycle of plants. #jaydonleffler869

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

Students learn and visualize the parts of the flower by making one! Simple and inexpensive supplies makes this an easy low prep activity.

See our plant life cycle activities and why my students are so excited to write about science! Includes FREE lesson visuals for teaching about plants.

Learn plant science for kids with these FUN experiments and activities for kids of all ages! From pollution to transpiration, life cycles, and more!

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

This captivating color changing flowers STEM experiment is appropriate for children from preschool to high school teens. Free worksheet download.

Plant centers and low prep activities. Work on letters, counting, tracing, initial sounds, measuring, subitizing, reading, and more!

If you are studying plants for kids, you will love this quick and simple plant experiment to see how does water travel through a plant.

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!