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Pre-K Students at OC Elementary Plant Seeds During "Growing" Unit
Students in Jennifer Fohner's pre-kindergarten class at Ocean City
Elementary planted grass seed during their "Growing Things"unit. Above are Willa Novelli, Nate Doerzbach, Destiny Petersam, Savannah
McCabe, Brooks Kendall, Shiloh Ponds, Stephanie Sampson, and Ella Truitt.
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The grass looks great. I would like to do a plant unit. Do you have any idea what to include? or What types of plants should I include? Also, what engaging experiments should I include?
submitted by emerica garrett on May 06, 2012 at 07:38 am
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