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I'm not familiar with Padlet.  Is it one teacher's lesson plan or a place for many teachers to post their ideas on a particular subject?  It looks like a good idea.

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I think this is great children's should know what t

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You may consider putting in a graphic showing the water cycle and how it applies to plant growth in different kinds of habitats.

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After looking up the definition of Padlet on Google I'm understanding more of the benefits of using one. I would suggest that the board be eye catching.  Possibly assigning the members to decorate it and use it.
There are so many ideas that can be posted on an online bulletin board is a great idea.

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I'm not sure 2nd graders can figure this out. What am I saying? Yes they can! They are born with a tablet in their hands! 

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I'm not sure 2nd graders can figure this out. What am I saying? Yes they can! They are born with a tablet in their hands! 

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I like all the information which is fun and exciting. I would also indicate what grade levels this is suited for. The platform Padlet itself leaves a little wanting but is not horrible.

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I like all the information which is fun and exciting. I would also indicate what grade levels this is suited for. The platform Padlet itself leaves a little wanting but is not horrible.

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Not sure I love padlet. Seems similar to a Google drive type thing. I wish you would have given us more instruction on what we are supposed to comment on. The content of the page, the type of sharting format, I am just not sure what to say. Looks like some great resources. I'd include the state standard it meets if I was sharing this with a group of teachers I'd  include a time frame for the lesson or lessons. I'd also say what order I would do the lessons. Make sure you meet the standard.

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Not sure I love padlet. Seems similar to a Google drive type thing. I wish you would have given us more instruction on what we are supposed to comment on. The content of the page, the type of sharting format, I am just not sure what to say. Looks like some great resources. I'd include the state standard it meets if I was sharing this with a group of teachers I'd  include a time frame for the lesson or lessons. I'd also say what order I would do the lessons. Make sure you meet the standard.

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Franklin - Franklin Plants a Tree / Franklin the Hero - Ep. 32

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Franklin loses interest in planting his Earth Day tree when he sees how small it is. Thanks to Mr. Heron, the village naturalist, Franklin discovers the potential of his little seedling. Subscribe to Treehouse Direct for new clips, episodes, and more! http://goo.gl/IsTLa7

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Franklin learns a lesson

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Process of Photosynthesis

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Items you will need:
-tall clear glass or a plastic cup
-cotton
-paper towels
-graph paper
-bean seeds
-Journal or booklet
-paper to chart growth

1. Place the blotting paper on the inside of the glass and place the cotton inside the paper.

2. Put the bean, or other seed, between the glass and the blotting paper no more than one-half way up.

3. Tape a strip of graph paper to the outside of the glass. Mark the spot on the graph paper that is even with the center of the seed.

4. Fill the glass with water to cover the seed. Keep the seed covered with water throughout the experiment.

5. Mark the daily growth of the roots and stem on the graph paper.

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click on the link below to learn by fun about the life cycle.

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Play one of Turtle Diary’s large variety of Science games for second grade. These games are a great way to teach students about a large variety of subjects.