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Ryan, Dana, Lauren

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6. Outstanding Science Trade Books for Students K-12

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6. Outstanding Science Trade Books for Students K-12

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Outstanding Science Trade Books for Students K-12
This website houses names of reputable trade books for students grades K-12 for each year with short descriptions of each book. A few of these books would go along nicely with our plant unit.

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4. McGraw-Hill My Math - Grade 2 Volume 2

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4. McGraw-Hill My Math - Grade 2 Volume 2

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This math textbook provides information about using measurements and graphing appropriate for second grade which we will use to measure and graph plant growth in our lesson.

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1. Meghan Emanuel, Cassidy Graham, and Lauren Gorney.

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1. Meghan Emanuel, Cassidy Graham, and Lauren Gorney.

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Plant growth

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2. "Earth, Sky, Wet, Dry" by Durga Bernhard

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2. "Earth, Sky, Wet, Dry" by Durga Bernhard

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"Earth, Sky, Wet, Dry" is about opposites in nature. It introduces children to different plants and animals that live in different climates.

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This is a model plant on a larger scale that can help introduce the parts of a plant and how they all work and fit together.

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7.  At least four images you will use in your lesson plan to support your instruction.

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7.  At least four images you will use in your lesson plan to support your instruction.

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5. A link to a resource on the media tab of Michelle's Lesson Planning Guide  with a brief description of the video (see info from a canvas announcement earlier this semester)

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5. A link to a resource on the media tab of Michelle's Lesson Planning Guide  with a brief description of the video (see info from a canvas announcement earlier this semester)