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Navigate to Week 1, Day 2: Living Things - Plants!

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Raise a reader by getting the best book recommendations, reading tips, and discounts delivered straight to your inbox.

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Click on "Take Me There" in the Plants tile to get to reading content.

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1. Click on "Watch the Story" to listen and see "Planting a Rainbow" read to you.
2. Click on "Read the Book" and read "It Could Still be a Flower" yourself.

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Look for any changes in your greenhouse every day. Try to observe around the same time daily.
-Do you see roots growing?
-Do you see seeds growing?
-Is your paper towel dry? wet?
-Is the greenhouse steamy? dry?

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Make sure the paper towel stays damp (but not soaked)

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Make sure the paper towel stays damp (but not soaked)

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If the towel is too dry, your seed won't have enough water.
If your towel is too wet, it might get moldy!

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Grow your knowledge about plant parts and plant needs!

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READY JET GO! | The Basics of Growing Plants | PBS KIDS

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READY JET GO! | Grow, Plant, Grow! | PBS KIDS

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Include a drawing (with labels) and bullet points.
Measure your plant with a ruler and record its growth in your journal.

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1. Plastic Greenhouse - in your original "Distance Learning" bag we sent home on March 13th, there is a plastic greenhouse that can suction to a glass surface.
2. Pea Seeds Packet  - in the "Distance Learning" bags we got to you right before spring break on April 3rd/4th, there is a packet of Pea Seeds.
3. Paper Towel

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This morning message video includes a tour of my garden AND instructions on how to plant your Greenhouses!

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You want it to be damp but not soaked. I suggest getting it wet and then wringing it out.

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Put 5-6 seeds in the towel and then fold it over so that they are in middle

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Put 5-6 seeds in the towel and then fold it over so that they are in middle

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Try to put 5-6 seeds in the towel. You can keep the extra seeds and plant them in your backyard or grow them indoors by planting them in an egg carton filled with soil.

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Place your towel (with seeds in it) in your greenhouse! 

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Place your towel (with seeds in it) in your greenhouse! 

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Velcro the greenhouse closed so that your seeds will be nice and warm in there.

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Find a sunny spot and hang your greenhouse!

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Find a sunny spot and hang your greenhouse!

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The suction cup on it works best when hung on smooth glass. A window is a great place for this.
Consider putting this somewhere where you will be able to see it easily and reach inside to moisten the paper towel.

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Leah’s greenhouse- fingers crossed she has a green thumb!

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Charlie F’s Greenhouse

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We planted sweet peas four weeks ago in our garden and this is what they look like now.

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Teddys seeds are getting green and long. we had to free them from the towel