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(Caldecott Winner)

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3) Pete the Cat and the Bad Banana by James Dean

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3) Pete the Cat and the Bad Banana by James Dean

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(Caldecott Winner)

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Once Upon a Banana by Jennifer Armstrong

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Once Upon a Banana by Jennifer Armstrong

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Definition: remove the outer covering or skin from
Synonym: husk, skin

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Definition: soft and pulpy.
Synonym: squishy

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Definition: Seeds are the small parts produced by plants from which new plants grow.
Synonym: Pit, kernel, nut,

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Definition: developed to the point of readiness for harvesting and eating.
Synonym: Mature, ready, fully grown,

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URL: http://www.peepandthebigwideworld.com/en/educators/curriculum/center-based-educators /plants/activity/stand-alone/513/look-inside-fruit/?node_context=

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http://www.peepandthebigwideworld.com/en/educators/curriculum/family-child-care-educators/plants/activity/learning-centers/153/seed-museum/

Materials

assorted types of flower and vegetable seeds

beans, pea pods, sunflower, and grass seeds

plastic or paper bowls for displaying seeds or white ice cube trays

paper, crayons, and markers

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Materials

assorted types of flower and vegetable seeds

beans, pea pods, sunflower, and grass seeds

plastic or paper bowls for displaying seeds or white ice cube trays

paper, crayons, and markers

Directions

To begin the week, put out three or four different kinds of seeds in labeled bowls or ice cube trays. If the seeds come from a packet, tape the empty packet to the bowl to identify it. You can also have children label the seeds by drawing pictures of the plants the seeds will grow into-a sunflower or grass, for example. Have children add new seeds to the Museum each time they do an activity using seeds. For instance, during Week 1 they would add beans, pea pods, sunflower, and grass seeds.

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Seed Museum | Plants: Full Curriculum | Educators

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assorted types of flower and vegetable seeds beans, pea pods, sunflower, and grass seeds plastic or paper bowls for displaying seeds or white ice cube trays paper, crayons, and markers To begin the week, put out three or four different kinds of seeds in labeled bowls or ice cube trays.

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Go Bananas! | Camp Song | Scratch Garden

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Go Bananas! | Camp Song | Scratch Garden

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This song talks about peeling bananas which is one of my vocab words!

URL: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o6gHL1LJ-HQ

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Go Bananas! | Camp Song | Scratch Garden

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The Seed Song - Sing Along Kids Song - Sing a Story - Circle Time - Mr. Ryan’s Music

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Large Paper Plate

Yellow Tissue Paper

Black Cardstock

Glue

Scissors

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Materials: Bin full of dirt/soil, plastic fruits and vegetables, child garden tools.

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Materials: Print out of different fruits, plastic fruits
Foundation: Algebra & Functions, Classification & Patterning. 1.0 Children begin to sort and classify objects in their everyday environment 1.1 Sort and classify objects by one attribute into two or more groups, with increasing accuracy.(Page 153)

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Foundation: Number sense, 1.2 begin to recognize and name a few written numerals. (Page 148)

Materials: Print out and laminate template from https://lifeovercs.com/printable-fruit-counting-activities/