Learn about the fascinating Kingdom Plantae with this Botany for kids lesson for K-8th graders. This course covers Angiosperms, Gynosperms, Mosses / Lichens, Ferns, Monocots, Dicots, photosynthesis, germination, pollination, roots, stems, parts of a seed, parts of a flower, plant life cycle, carnivorous plants, fruits / vegetables, and tree growth.

• Suggested Lesson Plan with 6 complete lessons with information, worksheets, and activity for each lesson
• 35 pages of information including labeled images, life cycles, cute clipart to color, and easy explanations.
• 25 full color plant cards to engage young learners
• Worksheets – label the seed, label the flower, label the life cycle, label the leaf, monocot / dicot coloring page, plant, comparisson venn diagram, plant ponderings, plant lined paper, adn more!
• Plant Report
• All About Plants Mini Book
• Life Cycle of a Plant Craftivity
• Science Experiments – Germination Race, Transpiration Demonstration, Leaf Skelton, Celery Experiment
• Cotyledon Scavenger Hunt
• Tests with answer keys – multiple choices, short answer, and true or false

You can print the pages and have children color the cute clipart as you go or save money by reading from your laptop. Print the worksheets, craft, etc. as you need them. Print as many as you need for your family!

Children will be fascinated to learn about the largest animal on earth! Whales have a tongue that weighs more than most cars, a heart as big as a Volkswagen Beetle, and they spend most of their life in parts of the ocean no person can ever see.

This 35+ page unit on whales is adaptable for K-8th grade students. There is NO PREP on your part. Just read from your laptop or print the pages and you are ready to learn!

If you’ve ever visited a zoo, aquarium, sea world, or famous Pier 39 in San Francisco you’ve probably been charmed and fascinated by friendly sea lions.  Even if you weren’t headed to see them, you could probably hear them making their vocalizations. Sea lions, seals, and walruses are all carnivorous, aquatic mammals that are part of a group called Pinnipeds.

These large animals are super cute and funny to watch – especially as they try to haul out their large bodies from the water. However when they swim – they are truly graceful and downright acrobatic. They are lots of fun to watch.  This fun science unit is a great way to learn more about these amazing animals for K-8th grade students.

Did you know that sea stars can make a clone of themselves with only a foot to start with? How about that most of the coral reef is made up of dead shells of once living coral? We have lots of fun and interesting facts about echinoderms and cnidarians in this lesson for kids from K-8th grade. The engaging lesson will teach kids how in the ocean, sand dollars are vibrant colors and tend to live in groups and that the Portuguese Man of War is a actually a colony of many jelly like animals functioning as one unit.  Then review what you’ve learned as you make a star fish life cycle craft, label the parts of a jelly fish, write a report of what you learned, and take a test.

This interesting and engaging all about Crustaceans, Mollusks, and Cephalopods printable science lesson is a fun for the whole family in K-8th grade. You will learn about various aquatic animals that fit in this classification including: crabs, lobsters, barnacles, bivalves, clams, octopus, squid, and more. Learn which of them can go a whole year without eating in cold water, which grow their own shells, what beautiful seashells come from which ocean animals, how some can change colors within seconds, who produced die, and so much more!