Planting lesson plan

Grow a love of reading while learning through play! These hands-on garden literacy activities teach the alphabet, intial sounds, rhyming words, and more!

Looking for plant themed preschool lesson plans? Check out these free plans with a week's worth of plant themed crafts and activities! It's all done for you and free to print!

What might be interesting is to have this be a lesson we start to teach care towards nature - while using both the 'no water/no light' categories once those ones fail to germinate we can keep the germinated sprouts and teach them plant care - allow them to take them home at the end?

These grass head templates include clear, crisp images that are easy to color and cut out. They also come in color and B&W. I recommend using the color

Plant centers and low prep activities. Work on letters, counting, tracing, initial sounds, measuring, subitizing, reading, and more!

Pull together a simple but meaningful craft as students create a 3D flower using items you probably already have around the classroom. Label the parts of the flower to review plant parts.

Teaching young children about life cycles helps them better understand nature and the world around them. They can start to see how things change and grow. When teaching life cycles, I like to teach a number of them (butterfly, frog, chicken, plant) one at a time and then compare and contrast them at the end. […]

Celebrate Earth Day with nonfiction reading and writing. This no-prep lesson is perfect upper elementary or middle school students.

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Learning the basic parts of a plant can be fun and delicious. Here is a worksheet that can be turned into a memorable food experience to help learn the parts of a plant.