All About Plants

By Little Achievers

Grade: 2-3

 Plant some seeds of knowledge using this complete plant unit.

This pack includes posters, life cycle of a plant booklet, vocabulary cards, graphic organizers, worksheets, writing prompts, inside a seed activity, and more.

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This is a complete pack! Inside the packet, you will find:

Vocabulary cards:

• seed, root, stem, leaves, flower, fruit, plant life cycle, photosynthesis, chlorophyll

Posters (colored and B&W):

• Parts of a plant, Life cycle of a plant, The plant needs, Photosynthesis, Seed

Posters with description (laminate or place them in plastic pocket protector)

• What is a plant?, Plant are important, Seeds, Roots, Leaves, Stem, Flower, Fruit, Vegetable, photosynthesis

Plant life cycle

• Colored (full-page and half-page) and B&W (half-page)

 

 

Seed

• Inside a seed description and lab activity

Graphic organizers and writing pages
Plant observation pages
Writing prompts

 

Quizzes:

•True or False
•Multiple choice questions

Parts of a Plant Flap Book

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Thank you,

Happy Teaching!

Little Achievers

5 Ways to Build your Students UP!

 

My students always seem to do better with my lessons when I am working on building them "UP".  It is easy to get frustrated and discouraged with our students, so I have some tips and tricks that I use to keep my students feeling positive and remembering that I have their back!

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The Dabbling Speechie

FREE LANGUAGE ARTS - "Literacy and Math Fun FREEBIE"

Literacy and Math Fun FREEBIE

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This four page freebie includes both language arts and math activities

1) addition word problem with a variety of strategies to solve the problem - drawing, number line, ten frame, and equation 
2) ten frames 11-20 - fill in the ten frames to match number 
3) opinion writing - butterflies or grasshoppers 
4) complete the word with the missing vowels

I hope you and your students enjoy this FREEBIE!

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Reading Comprehension: Where? When? Why?
Reading Comprehension: How? How? asked Connie the Cow

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Figurative Language- Out of This World Idioms

Work on figurative language with your students?  I love using idioms in therapy that are by a theme!  This is a great theme: outer space.  We use so many great idioms with an outer space theme, that I made match up cards along with some fill in the blank worksheets.

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Reading Comprehension: Earth Day and Recycling with Marcus the Monster

Grab this CUTE story about Earth Day HERE!

Reading Comprehension – Marcus the Monster learns a lesson about EARTH DAY & RECYCLING 

This 13 page book is designed so that you can copy the book, cut it in half, staple, and then it is ready for use. The 13 pages consist of a title page with the remaining pages including a FUN story about Marcus the Monster, Kate, and Sam. Marcus the Monster learns the importance of recycling as your classroom students will also learn about recycling as they read and answer the questions relating to the story. The final page is a black and white picture of Marcus the monster for students to color.

All pages are shown in the preview. 

The story/questions are on a half sheet of paper. 

There are many uses for these stories/questions. This can be used in a kindergarten class with the teacher reading the story and questions to the students and having the students use invented spelling to write their answers. They can also be used for independent reading practice in first, second, or third grade by letting students read the short story, read the questions, and answer the questions even if they have to look back in the story to find and write the answer. 

These short stories are great for guided reading groups, homework, or literacy center activities.

I hope your students enjoy this story and questions.

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Reading Comprehension: Where? Where? said Buddy the Bear
Reading Comprehension: Who? Who? asked Maggie Magoo
Reading Comprehension: When? When? thought Penny the Hen
Reading Comprehension: Flipper the Frog

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Phonemic Awareness- FREEBIE

This is a great book to read to your students about friendship.  I made a freebie lesson to help work on phonemic awareness to use after reading the book to your class or speech students.  They have to match the items in the bubbles with the correct sounds.

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How Do You Celebrate Birthdays At School?

I have been teaching long enough to remember the days when a child's birthday in my classroom involved gigantic cakes, party games, treat bags for students, and huge interruptions to the day. I also remember when it swung all the way to only being allowed to give a no homework certificate at the end of the day.

Recently 2 of my children celebrated their birthdays at school. The rules were no cupcakes or candy. We sent in fruit cups which are more expensive than the cupcakes, but at least they were able to bring something in. I honestly think that my kids are more excited to bring a fruit cup to school to celebrate their birthdays than they are about their birthday parties. Which is why I wanted to share with you how I handle these important days in my classroom.  << read on>>