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Research plant life cycles using a variety of materials. Researchers will visit four stations set up with books, digitized version of books, and software offering text-to-speech support. They will then answer two plant life cycle questions posted on the board and write their responses on Post-it notes. Finally, they mark evidence in the text to support their answers, and then gather as a group to share.
Curb spring fever by bringing some of the great outdoors into your classroom with plant life cycle activities.
Fourth graders understand vocabulary related to plant life cycle such as annual, biennial and perennial. In this plant life cycle activity, 4th graders collect seeds from flowers and foods to be used for the common good in a sharing program. Students will discuss the various seed types and the plants derived from those seeds.
Students study and observe plant life cycles. In this life cycle lesson, students watch a PowerPoint with the different stages of life for a plant. Students complete learning stations to study the stages in detail. Students watch video about the plant life stages and complete a quiz. Students finish with a test that uses images of the life cycle stages.
Practice defining words that have to do with plant life cycles. The list included here is mainly for structural units, but could be used to review their relevance and the process of the life cycle.
A cross-curricular expository writing lesson has third and fourth graders listen to and discuss the book The Carrot Seed by Ruth Krauss. They write a journal entry from the perspective of a carrot seed. Pupils use the writing process to create a book explaining the life cycle of a plant of their choice. Emphasis on transition words and sequencing are part of the lesson. This is a great way to introduce primary and secondary sources, too! For fourth graders, choose a more sophisticated plant life cycle book.
Students label the different parts of the plant. In this biology lesson, students determine the stages of pollination and fertilization. They explain what happens at each stage of the process.
In this plant science worksheet, students complete 45 multiple choice questions on plant reproduction and different plants of a plant.
In this Life Science worksheet, 8th graders match the vocabulary with the list while being tested on terms related to plant reproduction.
Fourth graders explore the plant life cycle. They discuss the sequence of events in the life cycle of the plant and illustrate how the life cycle never ends. Students explore the importance of water, sunlight, and nutrients during the life cycle of the plant.