Send home a family activity letter that will help your students practice counting by planting a window garden.
Updated on: June 30, 2006
Subjects:
TYPE:
Family Activities: Plant a Garden
Scott Foresman, an imprint of Pearson
Provided by Scott Foresman, an imprint of Pearson, the world's leading elementary educational publisher. Its line of educational resources supports teachers and helps schools and districts meet demands for adequate yearly progress and reporting.
Featured 1st Grade Resources
-
TEACHING RESOURCE
How I Teach Elementary Math E-Book
Table of Contents: How I Teach Elementary Math ... -
ACTIVITIES
Dig Deeper Project-Based Learning: Women's History Month Unit
Dig Deeper project-based learning units are a multisensory and interdisciplinary approach, incorporating learning styles for... -
EDITOR'S COLLECTIONS
Spring Activities & Resources - Printable Book
Spring is a season of new beginnings and fresh starts, making it the perfect time to mix some new content into your lesson plans!... -
ACTIVITIES
St. Patrick's Day Themed Math Packet
This St. Patrick’s Day Math Packet provides six different activities for early elementary students (1st-2nd) to use during math,...
Related Resources
-
LESSON PLANS
Class Garden
ObjectivesThe students will create a class garden and observe the growth of the plants.MaterialsGarden spot Child-sized garden... -
ACTIVITIES
Flower and Leaf Press
ObjectivesStudents will collect and identify plants and flowers in environment.Students will create art with ordinary... -
EDITOR'S COLLECTIONS
Plants & Trees Printables Slideshow
Take a look inside our printable book "Plants & Trees (Grades K-4)," with this sneak peek slideshow. You'll see a preview of the... -
VIDEOS
How Plants Grow From Seeds
Many plants grow from seeds. Watch this video to learn about the life cycle of a tree and a flower. -
VIDEOS
What Plants Need to Live and Grow
This science video explains why plants need light, water, and space to live and grow. -
WORKSHEETS
Family Activities: Add and Subtract with Dog Stories
Send home a family activity letter that will help your students practice adding and subtracting by telling stories about animals.
