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From Seed to Fruit | Interactive | Everyday Learning by PBS Learning Media

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From Seed to Fruit | Interactive | Everyday Learning by PBS Learning Media

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From Seed to Fruit | Interactive | Everyday Learning | PBS LearningMedia

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From Seed to Fruit takes children through the different stages of growth in the life of a cherry tomato plant. Planting a seed in a cup and watching it grow over time is a wonderful way to introduce the life cycle to young children.

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This website is an interactive page where students are able to review their goals and put their learning to practice. They see every stage of the life cycle of a plant and what it needs to grow it keeps students engaged because of the animations and also they must select the arrow to the right when they are ready for the next slide and then rearrange the details of the life cycle of the fruit at the end of the lesson. The lesson is broken down into visual slides with explanations rather than just being a quick video.

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Charlesbridge (March 14, 2017)

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How does your garden grow? Book-loving Lola is inspired by a collection of garden poems that she reads with her mommy. She wants to plant her own garden of beautiful flowers, so she and Mommy go to the library to check out books about gardening. They choose their flowers and buy their seeds.

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This book is about a character named Lola who is fascinated with the garden poems she reads with her mommy. She decides she wants to plant her own garden so she gets books about gardening to choose what she wants to plant. She then buys the seeds for the flowers she wants and realizes that the wait is longer than she expected. Soon enough, she has a garden full of her chosen flowers. This book relates the importance of the life cycle of plants in order to be able to grow our own garden.

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The Amazing Plant Life Cycle Story by Kay Barnham

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The Amazing Plant Life Cycle Story by Kay Barnham

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Scholastic (2017)

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Look and Wonder: The Amazing Life Cycle of Plants

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Lively texts with bold, bright illustrations will engage children and make these books favorites to return to again and again. Include notes to parents and teachers.

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This book explores the journey of two little kids who teach the audience about the life cycle of plants and what they need to grow based on their own observations. Also, it talks about the role of insects in plants and the overall role of plants in nature and society. This book uses vivid illustrations to demonstrate our instructional goals of the growth of different plants over time while explaining what are the requirements that allow them to grow.

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Students will be able to answer these questions: What are the stages of a plant's life cycle? What resources does a plant need to grow?

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Grade Level: 2

I selected the life cycle of plants because it is the topic I remember most from elementary school. It was the first topic where I was able to learn from doing it myself. In my class, our teacher let each of us grow our own bean plant to observe its change over time and also while being responsible to provide what it needed to continue to grow. I also love that this topic is relatable to a student's everyday life given they eat lots of fruits and vegetables that went through a cycle before it was ready to eat.