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What better way to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day than growing your own greens? And not just regular greens, but greens on a sponge. Yes! On a sponge, plants can grow. Have a go at this activity and join others in turning green for this celebration!
This activity will help sharpen your students’ observation skills while slowly discovering how seeds germinate. This is the ideal introduction to younger students in agriculture and is perfect for enhancing the older students’ hypothesizing skills.
Soil only makes up about 10% of the Earth’s surface but it is an extremely valuable natural resource. So we need to take care of it. Get to the root of one of the problems involving soil through this activity.
Old McDonald had a farm and in his farm, he had a lot of animals and all of these animals bring something to the table. In this lesson, the students will meet these fantastic farm animals and get to know what they bring to our table and to our lives.
It can be green or it can be red; they taste good when added to your food. Not only is sweet pepper the perfect ingredient to add that dash of color to your meal but it is also quite nutritious. Let the students grow some sweet peppers and be amazed!
You don’t need to do anything elaborate or purchase pricey toys to aid in children’s development of fine motor skills. Have a go with this activity and help hone those fine motor skills and counting prowess!
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