Greenworld Learning

Frog Life Cycle Poster 8X 10 with original watercolors for PK, K, 1st, 2nd and 3rd grade classroom! 3 ways to use this poster:1. Displaying this poster in your science area you will give your students a visual representation of a life cycle of a frog.2. Pair it with plastic figurines and let your students practice sequencing life cycle of a frog.3. Sparkle curiosity and creativity by adding art materials near by and encouraging students to make their own stages of a life cycle to take home.Enjoy

Parts of A Poster 8X10 with original watercolors for PK, K, 1st, 2nd and 3rd grade classroom!3 ways to use this poster:1. Displaying this poster in your science area you will give your students a visual representation of parts of a plant.2. Pair it with loose parts and let your students use their creativity to make different flowers and plants.3. Sparkle curiosity and creativity by adding art materials nearby and encouraging students to make their own picture to take home. This splash of color

Bean Plant Life Cycle Poster 8X10 with original watercolor illustrations for PK, K, 1st, 2nd, 3rd!Beautiful watercolor spin on this all-time Spring classic! Beans are one of the easiest seeds to sprout and grow in the classroom or at home! They are my all-time favorite to learn about life cycles and parts of the plant, because they are fairly big, germinate and grow fast. By simply displaying this poster next to a cup with a planted seed you will give your students a visual reference to what is

Pinecones! Different types of pinecones for science center/table, nature study or your outdoor classroom. Your students in PK, K, 1st, 2nd and 3rd grade will love finding their own pinecones and identifying them. Display it in your classroom or take it along on a scavenger hunt. See how many different pinecones you can find! *all images are my own

This poster is the size of a copy sheet. Feather images are my original watercolors. Use it to display in your classroom to learn about different types of bird feathers. Take it with you on a nature walk or a scavenger hunt and see how many you can collect! Suitable for preschoolers and older.