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Growing a Garden (The Life Cycle of a Flower)

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Growing a Garden (The Life Cycle of a Flower)

This is an educational resource for educators, ideally suited for kindergarten to Grade 2 students, exploring the amazing world of flowers.

Included in this packet are:

  • Emergent reader 'Growing a Garden'
  • Sequencing the Life Cycle of a Flower
  • Writing tasks like 'My Beautiful Garden' and 'My Magical Garden'
  • Vocabulary-enhancing activities like ABC order with six words tied to gardening and plant life.

The learning experience is further deepened with Plant Survival Writing which comes in three versions and The Life of A Flower Writing prompts help. Practical applications are included through activities such as Write the Room with five colored picture cards and Scrambled Sentence creation exercises.

Pictures for visual learners:

Colored Picture Cards show various stages between seed and flower. These cards can also be used in matching exercises with vocabulary card sets, enhancing memory retention abilities among students.

Educational Activities:
  • 'Labeling' exercise where students can label different parts of flowers under supervision or independently.
  • A coloring page that allows children to express their creativity while learning about gardens!

An integral part of this teaching resource is the Flower Observation Journal which allows students note-taking opportunities on their learnings making revision easier during test times or simply retracing lessons learned previously.

The entire collection consists of 39 pages formatted as worksheets/printables that make it easier for teachers to use, yet comprehensive enough to give an engaging foundation on botany.

What's Included

A total of 39 pages.

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garden life cycle flower botany interactive

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