In this lesson, students identify the pattern that young plants are similar to their parent plants. In the activity, Mixed-up Plants, students observe three seedlings and three adult plants and use their observations to match each seedling to its adult counterpart.
Preview activityLook for Clues printout | Print 30 copies |
Crayons
We suggest green, yellow, orange, brown, and pink.
Colored pencils or markers will also work.
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We suggest students work in pairs so that they can discuss their ideas. Homeschool students can work on their own.
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