Seeds kindergarten

Inquiry centers and activities to explore flowers and seeds. Use inquiry based learning about plants with technology, hands-on learning and exploration.

The Tiny Seed

The seeds provide opportunity for the students to decide how they want to sort the seeds and make observations of the different types of seeds. PreK to 1st grade

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Without seeds there is no new life. I honestly believe that growing a plant or tree is truly magical and fascinating to watch. The whole process is so exciting, from getting the seed, placing it in the dirt, watering it, … Continued

Alyssa | Nature Play Stylist on Instagram: "It All Starts With a Seed 🌱 We have been really enjoying our garden and plant studies recently! It is so interesting to learn about how our food grows. From a simple bean sprouting to how chocolate grows and is made. This Usborne book, It all Starts with a Seed… how food grows, is one of my favorites and has started so many interesting conversations! My husband grew up in Honduras and loves sharing stories of how they grew and harvested coffee…

Last week, we learned all about Seed Dispersal! It was so fascinating learning about seeds and how they are dispersed to continue to reprodu...

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...

These seed art projects for kids are just what you need for your next flower or plant unit. Preschool, pre-k, and kindergarten students can explore science as they create some of these seed art ideas. Click on the Fun-A-Day.com link for more information.

Use this investigating seeds lesson plan as part of your spring nature study. Plus: download our ready-made seasonal nature lesson plans!

Spring is here, which is the perfect time of year to read about flowers & seeds. Click thru to find activities you can do inspired by the book The Tiny Seed by Eric Carle. This post includes a craft {art project}, a snack, and a FREE printable rhyming activity. Perfect for preschool, prek, and kindergarten. Can also be modified to use with toddlers. Can be used for your lesson plan in the classroom {art is great for bulletin boards} or at home with your own children. #littlesloveliteracy…

Tiger T's Pre-K Classroom chart of the Plants We Eat.

Looking for a simple toddler science idea for your toddler that requires little to no set-up? Your toddler will love exploring vegetable seeds!