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Go on a "hunt" for seeds in your community. 

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Go on a "hunt" for seeds in your community. 

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Check out your backyard, nearby sidewalks/trails, and parks. Gather at least 5 different types of seeds and create a journal that describes them. Be sure to include the following information:
-Photo or drawing of seed
-Use Seek or iNaturalist app to help identify the plant that this seed comes from. Use the attached "scavenger hunt" journal page to support you.

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Print This Seed Scavenger Hunt Journal! 

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Print This Seed Scavenger Hunt Journal! 

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These were spotted on a walk near Suzanne's house/backyard.

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Take a look at how wind dispersal transports these seeds!

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Take a look at this video which shows specific examples of how the structure of different seeds impacts how they are dispersed.

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Iowa Plants Using Wind Seed Dispersal Methods | Iowa Land and Sky

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Review Seed Dispersal Chart in photo below. 

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Review Seed Dispersal Chart in photo below. 

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The main types of seed dispersal involve movement by:
-animals
-wind
-water
-bursting
-fire

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Add onto your Seed Scavenger Hunt data log. 

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Add onto your Seed Scavenger Hunt data log. 

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For each of the 5 (or more) seeds you gathered in your seed hunt, add in the following information:
-Label the structures that help the seeds disperse
-Make a prediction about the main method by which it disperses

*I've attached the journal here for you again if you need more copies.

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Newsela is an Instructional Content Platform that supercharges reading engagement and learning in every subject.

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What can you do with a pencil stub that's too short to write with? A new pencil company called Sprout has an idea: Plant it in the soil and watch it grow!

Denmark-based Sprout makes pencils with a special capsule where the eraser would normally be. The capsule is made of a plant-based material that dissolves in water. Inside are flower, herb, or vegetable seeds.

People use and sharpen the pencils like normal. Then they bury the stubs in soil. Adding water dissolves the capsule and helps the seeds germinate, or begin to grow. After a few weeks, a plant sprouts from the soil. "You're giving a pencil new life instead of throwing it away," says Sprout founder Michael Stausholm.

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Pencil Plants Life Science Article for Students | Scholastic SuperScience Magazine

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What can you do with a pencil stub that's too short to write with? A new pencil company called Sprout has an idea: Plant it in the soil and watch it grow! Denmark-based Sprout makes pencils with a special capsule where the eraser would normally be.

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I hot  glued  some  velcro  to the pencil and I took the soft part of a  pipe cleaner and they stick down and when the wind would come it would fall off

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I made A strawberry with pipe cleaners and tape and air dry clay

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Laura: Seed dispersed by an animal: blueprint and video:

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Laura: Seed dispersed by an animal: blueprint and video:

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Laura: oops, thought I had a choice. I engineered a seed dispersed by water. Here it is: 

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Laura: oops, thought I had a choice. I engineered a seed dispersed by water. Here it is: 

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I used some things that I could fine just laying around. These materials were Pom poms  and I also found an m and m that was like a sugar deposit and hot glue to stick it together.

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I made a blue berry out of clay and pencil tip.

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look at video to see how I made my seed...

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my seed is very good because it is able to suck up the pollen in my case sauger but also be able to let out the sauger/pollen when I blow on it. The only thing that is not good about it is that one side of my sponge is not able to pick up the sauger/pollen.

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I made a strawberry
with polymer clay and
little bit of lotion

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I went a different direction and thought about things eaten by animals and digested.