How Do You Make A Unit Study On The Anatomy Of Plants?
The objective of this unit study is to teach students about the anatomy of a plant by examining the root, stems, petals, and other parts. Students will learn how to identify the parts and will learn why the plant needs each part in order to function. These are facts and activities appropriate for K-3 that can be used in conjunction with a curriculum. Step 1 Use books to show your child the parts of a plant. A good book for this age group is “Parts of a Plant” by Wiley Blevins. It is a phonics reader. Having a real plant to look at is a good idea to have on hand when looking through the books. Step 2 Explain to your child that while many plants look different, they have the same basic components. These include the roots, stem, and leaves, as well as other parts. Step 3 Do this fun and interesting activity. Egg People: Grass seeds are easy to grow and will teach kids what they must do to make a plant grow. Start by carefully taking the top off of a raw egg and wash and clean well. Let yo
