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Water indoor plants. Discover how different plants grow at varying rates. Study growth rings in a tree stump. Find out ages of familiar plants.
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Make Plant Pots and plant seeds. When seeds start to sprout, children proceed with this activity.
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Watch children’s math skills grow as they design their own plant-measuring sticks. Each day, young botanists gauge their plant’s growth.
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With a ruler, mark each inch on a craft stick with a heavy Crayola® Crayon line. Use a different color for each inch.
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Gently push your measuring stick into the soil next to your sprout. Put the first inch mark at the soil line.
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Draw a Growing, Growing chart on white paper. Record the dates when your plant reaches each inch in height.
Explore and display textures of tree bark in a patterned arrangement of positive and negative space.
Discover the world of instruments and the mathematics of music. Design labeled posters of various instruments.
Balloons are both colorful and mysterious. What a perfect match for a challenging matching game of Concentration!
Capture animals in abstract drawings, finding the geometric shapes that make up animal faces and bodies.
What happens when your wheelchair won't fit in a movie theater or you can't see well enough to cross streets safely? Mak