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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Kelly B. (verified owner) –
Originally reviewed on TPTThis was one of the best additions to my plant and seed unit. Even other teachers walking by my classroom stopped in to see how cute their personalized greenhouses were doing. Then, they even stopped back by a week later to check the progress of the growth of the grass in the front yard of the student’s greenhouses. The kids loved “mowing” their grass with their little scissors. This was a hit!
Marissa C. (verified owner) –
Originally reviewed on TPTThis was such a big hit! My kiddos loved being able to make their house their own by coloring every piece and it really helped to be able to visually see plant needs. They loved growing their own front yard!
Kelly Lamb (verified owner) –
Originally reviewed on TPTWhat a cool activity! These were so fun to make.
Samantha H. (verified owner) –
Originally reviewed on TPTMy students loved this activity! The greenhouses turned out super cute. We used a combination of straws and popsicle sticks to help the house stand up in the grass. In the future, I would plant grass first, let it grow, and then add the house and embellishments. Some of the moisture from the grass/soil is making the marker bleed in the house. But, overall, it was a great recourse – just would alter the order that I do parts.
Mackenzie W. (verified owner) –
Originally reviewed on TPTThis is a fun activity with kiddos to use it and watch their grass grow.
Gina M. (verified owner) –
Originally reviewed on TPTThank you! This is a wonderful resource to use for my instruction.
Jessica G. (verified owner) –
Originally reviewed on TPTThis was a cute way to do our plant project!!!!!!!
Running on Recess (verified owner) –
Originally reviewed on TPTThis was a great way to get my students excited and engaged with learning about the plant cycle. I will definitely use this each year in the spring!
Sharon Atchison (verified owner) –
Originally reviewed on TPTMy students loved this resource. I will be using it next year.
Hollie H. (verified owner) –
Originally reviewed on TPTThis is such a fun resource to use during the spring school session. I was able to use for multiple students at different age levels. These are a very fun activity to add to any science curriculum.