Welcome to this month's Pick 3 Party! Thanks for stopping by! If you are looking for some inspiration for your classroom this month, you have come to the right place!
March marks the beginning of Spring and I love bringing a little bit of Spring into the classroom. Here are a few of the ideas that I have found on Pinterest that I plan to use during the month of March with my students.
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| Click on Image to See Original Pin from Pinterest I have been sprouting seeds with my lil' pups for more years than I care to count, but I have never attempted to sprout seeds from a sponge. I can't wait to try this out! |
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Growing bulbs is something that very few of my kids have ever seen in person. I love being able to grow them in transparent cups so that the root development can be seen.
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Bees play such an important role in the Spring. This lesson idea helps kids to understand how pollination occurs.
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5. Be sure to check out the other Pinterest finds that have been shared and leave a comments on the ones you love!
Sprouting seeds from a sponge!! NEAT!! You will have to keep us updated on how that works! Looks like it would be a lot of fun! Thanks for hosting the link-up!!
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A sprout on a sponge??? Who knew!
ReplyDeleteI LOVE the idea of growing bulbs! We all have planted seeds at some point but bulbs....not that is just awesome! I am definitely going to do this! Thanks for the great idea.
ReplyDeleteI love these ideas. I will have to try them out for my plants/soil science unit.
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@ Wiley Teaching
I love the bulb idea! I wonder if I could time that right for Mother's Day? Hmmm. Thanks for the link up! I'm glad I found your blog!
ReplyDeleteI am off tomorrow to pick up the sponge and seeds... GREAT idea. We can use a little green around here :) Thanks! Kathleen
ReplyDeleteKidpeople Classroom
Oh my gosh, I love all of your pins! I've never seen the sponge sprouts before- and I love that idea with the bulb. The pollen activity is great, too. Love them all!
ReplyDeleteCarolyn
Kindergarten: Holding Hands and Sticking Together
What great pins! I really like the growing bulbs idea. I'm sure the kiddos go wild over seeing those roots! Fun! And thank you for the great linky. I always have so much fun browsing others pins. :)
ReplyDeleteKelly
Lattes and Lunchrooms
I LOVE your planting pins. I am going to try the bulb and the sponge planting this year. I never thought of the bulb planting. I am so excited! Thanks for the link up!
ReplyDeleteLoving Kinders
Super pins!! I LOVE the sprouting sponge! Sadly I end up killing every plant I have:( Maybe I'll give it a try anyway and hope it lives.
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The Busy Busy Hive
Growing the plant bulbs in clear cups is such a great idea! I bet the kids are fascinated by it!
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Forever in Fifth Grade
I love, love, love the Cheetos idea! We are reading about bees in a couple weeks and that sounds like a wonderful supplemental activity. Thanks for the great pins!
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Simply Magical Learning
Love the idea of growing bulbs, such a nice spring science activity. Thanks for the pins and for hosting! Jane
ReplyDeleteLove these ideas for when we do our unit on planting! Thanks!
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