Exploring Nature Science Education Resource:
Life Science, Earth Science, and Physical Science Resources for K-12
Plants and Wildflowers - Activities
- Garden Vegetable Name Unscramble
- Label the Parts of the Flower (Color - Elementary)
- Label the Parts of the Flower (Elementary)
- Label the Parts of the Plant
- Leaf People - Outdoor Art Activity
- Learning About Plants - Make a Terrarium
- Learning About Plants - Scavenger Hunt
- Nature’s Color Wheel Activity
- Parts of the Plant Identified in Popular Media
- Photosynthesis - A Simple Experiment
- Photosynthesis - Comic Relief Activity
- Photosynthesis Investigation
- Plant Cell (Labeled) Coloring Page
- Plant Cell Coloring Page
- Plant Cell Labeling Activity
- Plant Investigation - Tracking the Plant Source (Older Students)
- Plant Life Cycle Activity (K-3)
- Plant Party - Garden Harvest Learning Activity
- Plant Press - Make Your Own!
- Seed Dispersal - An Investigation
- Seed Dispersal Adaptation - Comic Relief Activity
- Seed Dispersal Matching
- Unscramble the Names of These Common Spring Wildflowers
- What Grows Here? Inquiry-based Plant Activity
- Where Does it Come From? The Importance of Plants (Young Students)
- Wildflower Identification by Color
- Wildflower Matching Activity (Black and White)
- Wildflowers (Spring) Guide
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Related Links
Graphic Organizers:
Plant Structures Graphic Organizer
Plant Structures and Functions Graphic Organizer
Plant Parts and Jobs (Younger Students) Graphic Organizer
Related Activities:
Garden Vegetables Coloring Pages (10)
Related Testing and Assessment:
Flower Parts Labeling Page
Label the Life Cycle of Moss
Label the Parts of the Plant
Label the Parts of a Tree
Plant Structure – Multiple Choice Test
Plants - The Important Jobs They Do – Multiple Choice
Plant Structures: Foldable Activity
Seed Dispersal Authentic Performance
Tests on Plants
Tree Identification by Leaves - Fill in the Blank
Wildflower Bloom Shape Labeling Page
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