WebWatch the Plant Life Cycle movie together, and have your child identify the stages of the life cycle using Make-a-Map. Finally, make a real-life connection by helping your child grow their own plant inside a terrarium. This activity page provides all the steps. All you need is a plastic bottle, soil, and seeds! Grown-Up Involvement: High

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Web1. Some grasses grow in hot, dry areas. Why might they grow deep roots? A. to protect the plant from sun damage B. to take in as much light as possible C. to spread seeds to new places D. to reach water down below 2. Why might some plants have thorns? A. To stay safe from animals that want to eat the plant. B. To attract insects that spread its ... WebThese family and homeschool activities are designed to complement the Parts of a Plant topic page on BrainPOP Jr. Plant a Plant. If possible, start a garden at home. You can use a small box lined with foil, an old pot, or use your yard to grow plants. Your child can be responsible for watering the plants and making sure they get sunlight. mailing bags for shoe boxes

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