1st grade plant activities

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

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

Plant observation sheets

Plant Week, books, activities, hands on

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...

Simple plants Anchor Chart!

This first grade plants unit will help you teach your students all about plants. There are different activities focusing on the parts of plants, plant life cycle, plant needs and more!

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

Hurray for May! I have always loved the start of a new month and, between you and me, May is one of my favorites! Springtime is in full swing and summer is just around the corner. So much to be happy about! I’m excited tonight to introduce The May Packet! This packet is full of […]

CKLA Parts of a plant anchor chart

From: Neat and Tidy Classroom "Plants Need" experiment!

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Create your own Grass Heads with these printable grass head templates! A fun, easy spring science project for classrooms or home. Grab the templates and start growing!

We drew a flower onto a flip book, labeled each part and then wrote a sentence to explain what that part does on the inside. The students loved that each page could flip up but that together it

We planted a garden in the spring. The kids even helped me drop the seeds in the ground for our green beans and snap peas. It was growing g...

Here's a little peak into our short plant unit... I have to admit--I do not have a green thumb. I don't even have a green thumbnail. Not even a freckle. I kill any living green thing that comes into my house. So I was very hesitant to do any actual planting with my kiddos, but I decided to give it a try anyways! First we read the book "Once Upon a Seed" and talked about how seeds grow. We labelled this bubble map with all the things it needs: air, water, light, heat, and soil. You can…

Lots of fun ideas and hands on activities for students to learn about plants. Includes planting seeds and recording observations! Perfect for a spring theme. K-1 #kindergarten #1stgrade #science #plants #plantunit #spring