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I had my students research a marine animal after our visit to the NY Aquarium.

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This platform encourages students to engage in rigorous learning. It is good for "mixing up" things from time to time to keep your children engaged. It is aligned with the NGSS.

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Legends of Learning | Math and Science Games

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Math and science games for grades K-8 that increase engagement and test scores. Curriculum aligned. Backed by Research. Teacher Reviewed. Fun for Students.

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Accountable talk sentence stems, I laminate and give as bookmarks. You can click file and make a copy to edit and use.

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PictureThis® identifies 1,000,000+ plants everyday, with 98% accuracy - better than most human experts. Get your gardening questions answered and become part of our global community!

When you take a walk on sunny days, have you ever come across a beautiful flower that you would know more about? When you're at a vacation with families, have your children ever asked you questions about plants? When you're gardening, have you ever needed tips on plant care? Simply take a photo of the plant, PictureThis answers all the questions for you.

With the revolutionary artificial intelligence engine, it's constantly learning from experts and specialists, identify more and better every day. And now it's all at your fingertips! Picture this plant, and discover a new appreciation for the natural world together!

Key Features:

- Instantly Identify thousands of plants, flowers, and trees with advanced artificial intelligence
- Learn more about plants, including beautiful pictures around the world
- Get suggestions and advice from a network of friendly garden and horticulture specialists
- Plant care tips and watering reminder, help you better grow your lovely plants.
- Easy-to-use interface with friendly guides to help you get the best photo
- Quickly and easily share your photos with a growing community of plant lovers
- Keep track of all the plants, trees, and flowers you identify in your own personal collection

PictureThis team hopes to build a vibrant community for plant lovers and help more people know more about plants. PictureThis has been featured in the App Store from different countries.

User Comments:
Astonishing accuracy
"Very impressed. While not perfect, it can distinguish with high accuracy between different species in our collection of rare plants. It can even recognise down to cultivar sometimes - amazing. Amazed how it can work with any photo and it will give recognition a go - with impressive accuracy."
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Version 1.34

A few minor bugs have been fixed for smoother user experience.

This app is amazing

This App is really nice and fun to use and now I even want to get more plants just to identify them. Once I took a photo of a plant in the dark and it gave me the wrong results, I was so disappointed in the app. You can identify sick plants and trees. On this app you can identify plants, trees, and flowers, it is so cool. It tells you all about the plant and it's Latin name. This App tells you where the plant is from, its lifespan, and it's botanical name, it also tells you multiple names that the plant could be called. It tells you the plant's bloom time along with the type of soil or environment/material that it should be in and where to get it. It tells you if the plant is dangerous and if so it will tell you how to touch and care for it. If your plant is identified as a non wanted weed it will tell you how to kill or ruin/pick it. I am very happy and satisfied with how this app has treated me. You can but don't have to get premium. Every time you enter the app it will offer you a premium subscription which is good but slightly annoying 😒sometimes. Please tell me if you enjoy this app and agree with me and my review. This app is free and really nice for a free app. You can save name and organize all of the plants that you have saved. Sometimes it does not let me take photos on the app so I just take a photo on camera and access it on the app. You can only do this if you give the app access to add to your photos.

Thank you! We aim to promote people's lives with AI tech, and truly expect plant lovers getting the right product fit. We have been working on improving identification accuracy and adding new features for our users, hoping that you will enjoy exploring the beauty of plants with us. Please reach us at support@picturethisai.com whenever you need.

Fascinating and Useful👍

This is the best plant app I have ever seen. We recently moved, and I was planning to decorate our new garden. I downloaded PictureThis the day before I paid a visit to our local plant nursery. Couldn't wait to once I got there, and it identified 5 plants correctly in a row. It give a brief content about how to care for each plant. They helped me a lot to choose what to plant in my garden. In addition, it's great to take my children out for a hiking and explain what species are and how they differ. Our walks around the local area have suddenly become endlessly fascinating. It's handy when it comes to poisonous alerts too. And I'm extremely grateful that this App has identified several poisonous plant for me. A big reminder to everyone who likes exploring, do no touch anything you don't recognize! Even if you don't have great internet connection, it saves the images and then identifies them for you when back online. It is the best figure recognition app that makes full use of AI. A small short coming is the weed classification is a bit too general. It's true that most weeds are fast-propagating and harmful to garden plants, but sometimes they can have their own uses. I would like to consider the region and the habitat before conclude a plant is an invasive weed, or a native species. I'd be looking forward to future updates about this issue.

Hi Liiisa726 , thank you so much for your kind review! Your opinion regarding the definition of weeds has been heard and we will make some improvement in the future. We will keep releasing fascinating features and enlarging the database, please stay tuned! Please feel free to contact us at support@picturethisai.com if you have any ideas that would like to share with us. Have a nice day!

Great app for plant killer

I'm interested in plants so much, but I don't know the names of most plants. PictureThis really helps me a lot in identifying them. it's so quick and easy. I even use the app to help my friends and families to identify some plants. I used to grow many plants, however, I'm a plant killer and a serial plant killer.😩 Recently, I kept a golden pothos, but its leaves turned yellow. I thought it lacked sunlight, so I put it outside, but it got even worse. After consulting with a plant expert of PictureThis, I realized the yellowish leaves were caused by overexposure. So I placed it indoors by the window with sufficient light and it got much better. The caring tips in the detailed page and the 1 on 1 consultation to botanists are really helpful for plant beginners like me. I use it a lot during this quarantine period, since it's so boring at home and I start planting some succulents. The caring tips in the app helps a lot. Developers, thanks so much for designing this amazing app. But it would be better if I could follow my friends or other users in the app, because several of my friends are also using it. I want to visit them and see what plants they have newly identified. At the same time, I hope the developer could add a search button in "My collection", so that I can quickly find the plants identified a long time ago. 😊

A BIG thank you with love : ) We really appreciate your support. We are always here and you can find us at any time. Enjoy your day!

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Compatibility

Requires iOS 10.0 or later. Compatible with iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch.

Languages

English, Arabic, Czech, Danish, Dutch, Finnish, French, German, Greek, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Norwegian Bokmål, Polish, Portuguese, Russian, Slovak, Spanish, Swedish, Traditional Chinese, Turkish

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1. PictureThis Premium $29.99

2. PictureThis Gold $4.99

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Family Sharing

With Family Sharing set up, up to six family members can use this app.

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Over 1.1 billion simulations delivered

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Founded in 2002 by Nobel Laureate Carl Wieman, the PhET Interactive Simulations project at the University of Colorado Boulder creates free interactive math and science simulations. PhET sims are based on extensive education research and engage students through an intuitive, game-like environment where students learn through exploration and discovery.

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Founded in 2002 by Nobel Laureate Carl Wieman, the PhET Interactive Simulations project at the University of Colorado Boulder creates free interactive math and science simulations. PhET sims are based on extensive education research and engage students through an intuitive, game-like environment where students learn through exploration and discovery.

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Urban Advantage at QBG - Queens Botanical Garden

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Explore Queens Botanical Garden at your own pace and investigate the specific exhibit areas that complement your needs and interests. Includes a seed planting kit to be completed offsite, after your visit, 30 discovery field guides, pencils, and one QBG tote bag per group.

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Welcome to the Educator Resource Center - where you will discover resources to support classroom instruction, professional learning, leadership work, and citizen science efforts.

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Science and Teaching for Field Instructors

Outdoor science programs-especially residential, multi-day experiences-can be transformative for students for many reasons. In addition to important social/emotional impacts (not a small thing!), students often return to the classroom excited about science, interested in nature, and excited about learning in general. Field experiences, by their nature, provide students with opportunities they can't get in the classroom. To make the most of these rare outdoor opportunities, students should have pre and post experiences in the classroom that are connected to and coherent with their field experiences. If students arrive at an outdoor science program with experience in respectfully discussing ideas, making observations, asking questions, discussing evidence-based explanations, or evaluating evidence, then a thoughtful field instructor can build on those skills, and explorations in the field will be deeper and more rewarding for students. When students have further opportunities to continue using skills after leaving the outdoor program, they're more likely to incorporate them into their lifelong toolkit of learning. Providing connections between outdoor science and classroom science helps ensure that students' time outdoors doesn't end up feeling like an isolated event.

BEETLES is in the process of developing four classroom activities that support the outdoor science field experience. We also recommend published curriculum (below) that we think is of high quality. Finally, BEETLES staff have extensive experience collaborating with schools and districts to provide custom support. Read the For Custom Support page for more information.

Pre-Outdoor Science Experiences for Classrooms

Activities to precede an outdoor science experience.

Post-Outdoor Science Experiences for Classrooms

Activities to lead after an outdoor science experience.

Garden & Schoolyard Experiences

Activities to lead in a garden or schoolyard.

Short, Stand-Alone Outdoor Science Activities Menu from the National COVID-19 Outdoor Learning Initiative.

Activities that include a sequence of indoor and outdoor time.

MARE has been developing high quality, inquiry-based, hands-on ocean sciences curriculum for over 20 years. Their materials are designed to tap into students' natural curiosity about the ocean to teach important science concepts while addressing state and national science standards.

Teacher Guides on Rocky Seashores, Kelp Forests, Ponds and more can be purchased online, as well as the Ocean Sciences Sequence (OSS) for Grades 3-5 and Grades 6-8.

Use the free OSS Grades 3-5 60-minute sample lesson! In this lesson, An Open Ocean Food Web, students learn if one type of organism is removed from a habitat, many other organisms could be affected.

Use the free OSS Grades 6-8 45-minute sample lesson! In this lesson, Investigating Combustion and the Carbon Cycle, students learn that carbon moves between reservoirs, but the total amount of carbon on Earth doesn't change; and, human industry moves carbon out of fossil fuel and limestone reservoirs and into the atmosphere.

FOSS has specific resources for outdoor learning called Taking FOSS Outdoors. They include a Folio and 9 minute video providing general support and advice for classroom teachers taking their students outdoors.

GEMS is a Math and Science Curriculum for classroom teachers with emphases on Life Science, Environmental Science, and Earth Science.

We recommend the following GEMS Guides for their focus on topics related to environmental literacy. (Or view all GEMS Publications)

Animal Defenses, Preschool-K: Beginning with an imaginary defenseless animal, this highly visual unit teaches children about defensive adaptations in the animal world. Like Hide a Butterfly, this is an excellent way to introduce biological concepts of predator/prey and help youngsters recognize defensive structures and behaviors.

Aquatic Habitats, Grades 2-6: These engaging life science activities, in which students set up and observe living "desktop ponds" in the classroom, convey key environmental concepts and illustrate the interactive nature of living ecosystems. An excellent complement to Schoolyard Ecologyand Terrarium Habitats.

Buzzing A Hive, Kindergarten-3:This guide explores the complex social behavior, communication, and hive environment of the honeybee through activities that mix art, literature, role-play, and drama. (Live bees are not a part of this unit.) A nice entomological partner to Ant Homes Under the Ground, Hide a Butterfly, and Ladybugs.

Hide A Butterfly, Preschool-K:This guide introduces children to the basic concepts of protective coloration as they learn to identify parts of a flower, create a nature-scene mural, learn about butterflies, and talk about animals they may have seen in the wild. (Camouflage is also explored in Animal Defenses.) More.

Hot Water and Warm Homes from Sunlight, Grades 4-8: In this environmental unit, students build model houses and hot-water heaters to focus on solar power. They determine how windows can affect heat, and conduct controlled experiments. Connects well to Global Warming & the Greenhouse Effect.

Ladybugs, Preschool-1: This popular unit uses the charm of ladybugs to present key science and math concepts relating to animal adaptation, ecology, and interdependence. Children learn about ladybug body structure, symmetry, life cycle, defensive behavior, and foods. Use of live ladybugs is optional. Great with Buzzing a Hiveand Hide a Butterfly.

Ocean Currents, Grade 5-8: This companion guide to Only One Ocean provides fascinating, real-world insights into the causes and effects of marine currents. Students explore how wind, temperature, salinity, and density set water in motion. They learn how the ocean makes our planet livable and transports nutrients, people, and pollution. Makes a strong connection to Discovering Density.

Only One Ocean, Grade 5-8: This comprehensive companion to Ocean Currents interweaves the concepts of connected ocean basins, animal adaptation, and sustainable fisheries. Its highlight, a classroom squid dissection conducted by student pairs, leads to activities about ocean fisheries and diminishing resources. Students brainstorm and present possible solutions in a "world conference."

Schoolyar d Ecology, Grades 3-6: This guide is designed to nurture curiosity about patterns and interactions in nature, beginning with students' immediate environment: the schoolyard and its inhabitants. Students develop sampling, mapping, and related math and environmental-writing skills. A great life science companion to Terrarium Habitats.

Each of these is a 4 session unit designed for the afterschool audience. If you have an afterschool program at your school, consider purchasing these kits for use by an afterschool leader. The environmental science kits recommended for pre-post outdoor science school are:

There are also a variety of 5-ish minute videos designed for the audience of after school leaders, but they are great for educators in other contexts as well. They are particularly helpful for those who are new to instruction, such as interns. Here are some we particularly recommend:

Seeds of Science, Roots of Reading is a research-based curriculum that teaches essential science understandings while building a full range of literacy skills.

(Note: Seeds of SCience, Roots of Reading is no longer in publication, but the non-fiction books associated with the units can still be purchased at the Lawrence Hall of Science store.

We recommend the following units:

Aquatic Ecosystems, Grades 4-5: Students learn about ecosystems, including the flow of energy and matter in ecosystems, and human impact on ecosystems. They also learn to make connections, pose questions, use text features as they read, and to write scientific descriptions. They learn and use scientific vocabulary, such as interact, decomposer, evidence, and hypothesis.

Models of Matter, Grades 4-5: Students learn about the particulate nature of matter (atoms and molecules), phase change, and using properties to separate mixtures. They also learn to make inferences and use text features as they read, and to write scientific explanations. They learn and use scientific vocabulary, such as molecule, energy, evidence, and evaluate.

Planets and Moon, Grades 4-5: Students learn about the Solar System, the movement of planets and moons, and how science and technology advance our knowledge of space. They also learn to visualize, set goals, use text features as they read, and to write scientific explanations. They learn and use scientific vocabulary, such as orbit, gravity, evidence, and model.

Shoreline Science, Grades 2-3: Students learn about the properties of sand and other earth materials, erosion, organisms and the environment, and human impact on the environment. They also learn to make inferences and use text features as they read, and to write reports and scientific explanations. They learn and use scientific vocabulary, such as habitat, predator, evidence, and compare.

Soil Habitats, Grades 2-3: Students learn about decomposition, plant and animal adaptations, habitats, and the properties of soil. They also learn to make predictions, pose questions, use text features as they read, and to write descriptions and scientific explanations. They learn and use scientific vocabulary, for example, organism, adaptation, evidence, and observation.

Variation and Adaptation, Grades 3-4: Students learn about biodiversity, relatedness among organisms, heredity, adaptations, and the fossil record. They also learn to make inferences, to use captions and illustrations as they read, and to write comparison paragraphs. They learn and use scientific vocabulary such as characteristic, extinct, evidence, and claim.

Weather and Water, Grades 3-4: Students learn about the water cycle, air and atmosphere, phase change, and weather patterns. They also learn to pose questions, think about what they already know about a topic, use text features as they read, and to write process descriptions and scientific explanations. They learn and use scientific vocabulary such as humidity, precipitation, evidence, and data.

Reading to Learn in Science, from the Science Education Research Partnership features resources that focus on two questions: (1) What's the pedagogical basis for emphasizing literacy development in science education? and (2) What specific tips and tools can you put into play on Monday morning to help enhance your students' disciplinary literacy?

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Science and Teaching for Field Instructors Outdoor science programs-especially residential, multi-day experiences-can be transformative for students for many reasons. In addition to important social/emotional impacts (not a small thing!), students often return to the classroom excited about science, interested in nature, and excited about learning in general.