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Plants are such an important part of the kindergarten, first grade, and second grade science curriculum in spring. Extend your students' learning about growing plants with this engaging set of writing and graphing printables!
>>> This is a sample from First and Second Grade Science: Data Collection and Writing for Eight Science Themes. <<<
This sample set includes...
☛ A class graph to be used after you plant seeds with your students. Students will track and compare how long it takes their seeds to germinate.
☛ An independent activity for taking a survey, tallying, graphing, and analyzing data: "Would You Rather Plant a Flower Garden or a Vegetable Garden?".
☛ A template for persuasive writing: convince a friend to plant a vegetable garden when they'd prefer to grow flowers.
All of these activities are low prep printables. You can also take a screenshot of each page, save as a jpeg, and use digitally with your favorite apps or programs.
Here's what teachers have said!
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Wiley Teaching said, "This is fantastic! I love that I can integrate some more math into my plants science unit. Thanks for sharing :)"
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Kimberly said, "My students loved this resource, and it has been a great addition to our PBL project. It also helped my students work on their graphing skills."
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Plants Activities Spring Cross-Curricular Science & Math - Graphing Writing
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Description
Plants are such an important part of the kindergarten, first grade, and second grade science curriculum in spring. Extend your students' learning about growing plants with this engaging set of writing and graphing printables!
>>> This is a sample from First and Second Grade Science: Data Collection and Writing for Eight Science Themes. <<<
This sample set includes...
☛ A class graph to be used after you plant seeds with your students. Students will track and compare how long it takes their seeds to germinate.
☛ An independent activity for taking a survey, tallying, graphing, and analyzing data: "Would You Rather Plant a Flower Garden or a Vegetable Garden?".
☛ A template for persuasive writing: convince a friend to plant a vegetable garden when they'd prefer to grow flowers.
All of these activities are low prep printables. You can also take a screenshot of each page, save as a jpeg, and use digitally with your favorite apps or programs.
Here's what teachers have said!
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Wiley Teaching said, "This is fantastic! I love that I can integrate some more math into my plants science unit. Thanks for sharing :)"
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Kimberly said, "My students loved this resource, and it has been a great addition to our PBL project. It also helped my students work on their graphing skills."
*****
This resource is for use by a single classroom and/or teacher. No part of this resource may be posted on a blog (personal or commercial), webpage/site, server, or other location that is accessible by multiple people. They may be posted on your password-protected class website.
******
Click here to see more cross-curricular activities that will help your students build connections while also helping you make the most of your teaching time!
******
You’ll also like…
******
Be the first to know about my newest resources!
• Click here to go to my store and then click the star to follow. You'll get an email update whenever I post a new resource. You’ll also find an occasional “Followers Only” freebie in your TPT inbox, just to say thanks!☺
Linda Nelson
Copyright © Primary Inspiration by Linda Nelson
Permission to copy for single classroom use only.
