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Using tablets or computers, students create digital stories about a plant's life journey. They can use drawing apps or presentation software to illustrate each stage and record their narration.

Materials needed:
- Tablets or computers
- Story creation app or software
- Drawing materials
- Recording equipment

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Students set up an experiment testing different growth conditions (varying light, water, soil types) on dicot plants. They record observations and create charts showing how different factors affect plant growth.

Materials needed:
- Multiple plant seedlings
- Different soil types
- Various containers
- Data recording sheets

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Students design and play a board game where players move through the stages of plant growth. Include challenge cards with questions about each stage and action squares that either help or hinder plant growth.

Materials needed:
- Large cardboard
- Game pieces
- Dice
- Question cards
- Colored markers

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Students bring different types of dicot seeds from home (beans, peas, sunflower seeds) and create a seed investigation station. They observe and compare sizes, shapes, and features, then plant them to observe germination differences.

Materials needed:
- Various dicot seeds
- Magnifying glasses
- Planting containers
- Observation sheets

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Students create their own pop-up books showing the different stages and parts of a dicot plant. Each page represents a different stage in the life cycle, with labeled parts and simple explanations.

Materials needed:
- Construction paper
- Scissors
- Glue
- Coloring materials
- Plant part labels

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Using school tablets or cameras, students document the growth of their classroom plants over several weeks. They can compile photos into a time-lapse video and present their observations to the class.

Materials needed:
- Tablets or cameras
- Plants at different growth stages
- Simple video editing software

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384 Days in 8 Minutes - TOP 8 Plant Growing Time-lapses

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Create sets of cards showing different stages of plant growth. Students work in pairs or small groups to arrange the cards in the correct sequence. They can also write descriptions for each stage.

Materials needed:
- Laminated picture cards of plant life cycle stages
- Writing materials
- Answer key for teachers

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Students work in groups to create and perform a short skit where each student represents a different stage in the plant's life cycle. They can use simple props and movements to demonstrate how a plant grows from seed to mature plant.

Props needed:
- Brown fabric (for soil)
- Blue ribbons (for water)
- Yellow cardboard (for sun)
- Green clothing/accessories

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Students create an interactive wheel showing the different stages of a dicot plant's life cycle. Using brass fasteners, they'll make a rotating wheel that displays seed, germination, seedling, mature plant, and flowering stages.

Materials needed:
- Card stock paper
- Scissors
- Brass fasteners
- Coloring materials
- Template of plant life cycle stages

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Students will plant bean seeds in transparent cups and maintain a daily growth journal. They will draw and document changes, measure plant height, and label different stages of growth. This hands-on activity helps students observe the life cycle in real-time.

Materials needed:
- Bean seeds
- Clear plastic cups
- Soil
- Water
- Journal notebooks
- Rulers
- Colored pencils