Plant Life Cycle Activity | Grow Grass Houses Science Project for Kids
$4.00
Engage your students in a hands-on exploration of the plant life cycle with this interactive Grass House Grass Growing Activity. Perfect for teaching kindergarten, first, and second grade about the plant life cycle, this project allows students to create their own houses with gardens, cultivate real grass, and observe plant needs and the stages of plant growth firsthand.
What’s Included:
- Instructions for constructing grass houses.
- Editable templates for house designs.
- Observation journal to record daily plant growth and changes.
Skills Addressed:
- Understanding the plant life cycle stages: seed, germination, seedling, mature plant.
- Developing observation and recording skills.
- Enhancing fine motor abilities through crafting.
Perfect For:
- Spring science units.
- Earth Day activities.
- STEM centers and classroom gardening projects.
Why Choose This Resource?
- Provides a tangible, engaging experience to learn about plant biology.
- Encourages responsibility and curiosity as students care for their plants.
- Complements NGSS standards related to life sciences.
Created by Caffeine and Classy
553 reviews for Plant Life Cycle Activity | Grow Grass Houses Science Project for Kids
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The Happy Camper Classroom (verified owner) –
Originally reviewed on TPTI’ve wanted to try these for a few years. I finally got the grass and decided to try these this year instead of the bean greenhouse with my kindergarten students. They turned out super cute and I can’t wait for the grass to start growing. It was a bit of prep work on the teacher end as it needed to be laminated, etc. so we worked on this project over a few days to get our greenhouses built and the seed planted. Not a big deal just make sure you have the extra time. I especially like how it includes the sun, rain and soil label as it ties back in with plant needs!
Rana M. (verified owner) –
Originally reviewed on TPTOh my gosh cutest project ever! Takes a minute but so worth it! Fun for all! LOVE THIS PRODUCT!
Peppy K-9 (verified owner) –
Originally reviewed on TPTI love doing this! It makes the process of growing our grass so much more interesting and the students love it as well!
Vanessa L. (verified owner) –
Originally reviewed on TPTI have started using the resource as we are just now growing our grass. The students are very excited about the project and the opportunity to have something of their “own” in the class. I can’t wait to see the final results of the project.
TeachwithSofiaGrace (verified owner) –
Originally reviewed on TPTThis was such a fun and engaging resource for my kindergarten class! It was easy to prep and use, and it fit seamlessly into our day. I definitely recommend this to other kindergarten teachers looking for something both educational and fun. I’ll be checking out more from this seller!
Jesse C. (verified owner) –
Originally reviewed on TPTThis greenhouse part is really cute! The journal shouldn’t be called a journal. It has a cover page for a journal (½ page) and then just the spaces to draw (full page) and it doesn’t turn into a journal. Wish it had an actual observation section or was at least formatted properly for a journal.
Marcela B. (verified owner) –
Originally reviewed on TPTWell-organized, easy to use, and aligned with what I needed for my lesson. It saved me time and added value to my classroom activities. The instructions were clear, and the content was engaging for students. I appreciated being able to support another teacher while getting quality material. Overall, I’m very satisfied with the purchase.
Linda Goncalves (verified owner) –
Originally reviewed on TPTMy students had so much fun making these. Last year we planted vegetables but this year we are going to try grass.
Alyssa W. (verified owner) –
Originally reviewed on TPTMy students loved this! I will be using this every year!
Mia H. (verified owner) –
Originally reviewed on TPTWe loved this project soooo much! The kids had a blast growing their own plants.