Description
Do you teach the plant life cycle? How about parts of a plant? Types of soil? Ways seeds move? Photosynthesis? How about what plants need? If your answer is yes then this is the unit that you need!
What components are included?
-Planting Toppers (boy and girl)
-Planting Lapbook Cover
-Plants Need Flip Flaps
-Planting Vocabulary Cards (31 different cards with blank templates too)
-Planting Vocabulary Posters (31 different vocabulary posters)
-Planting Observation Journal
-What Do Plants Need? Mini Reader
-Plant Life Cycle Mini Reader
-Parts of a Plant Mini Reader
-Ways Seeds Move Mini Reader
-Types of Soil Mini Reader
-What is Photosynthesis? Mini Reader
(all mini readers are available in both full color and black & white)
-Parts of a Plant Flip Flaps
-Mini Reader Bookshelf Holder
-Detailed directions with photo examples
What will your students need?
-manilla folders or construction paper
-glue
-colored pencils / markers / crayons
-scissors











Crystal W. –
I think this might be my first lapbook activity, but it won’t be my last. My students loved it. I thought it was well organized and easy to use.
Kamie L. –
This was a fun and engaging activity. Students loved learning about the plants while creating their lap books.
Breanne R. –
This was a great resource to use in the class. I love having resources to go with what I am teaching.
Vivian M. –
students love learning about plants with this resource,engaging and fun.
gisela naranjo morejon –
Kids loved making their lap book. Great to end a topic.
Astrid M. –
Great activity to use to finish up a plant unit. Very hands on and engaging.
Angie –
Hi Astrid,
Thanks for your feedback! It’s so important to me that everything we create makes your teaching life better.
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– Angie Olson
Lucky Little Learners
Allyson P. –
No matter what grade I teach, planting is something I always do in the spring. My upper elementary students loved this.
Erica H. –
Perfect culmination to our plant unit of study. My students were very proud of their finished products!
Angie –
Hi Erica,
Thanks for your feedback! It’s so important to me that everything we create makes your teaching life better.
If you like this resource, you’re going to love our weekly emails. Filled with freebies and sales alerts. Click here to sign up: https://luckylittlelearners.lpages.co/i-want-weekly-freebies/
Thank you for being part of our community!
– Angie Olson
Lucky Little Learners