How does a seed become a plant?

Want to learn more about plants? Check out DK Findout!
https://www.dkfindout.com/us/animals-and-nature/plants/

Want read about meat eating plants? Check out Nat Geo Kids!
https://kids.nationalgeographic.com/explore/science/meat-eating-plants/#venus-flytrap.jpg

Use the diagram below to complete your Science homework.

Review the parts of a plant and what they do to help plants grow!

Today we learned how to make 'No Bake Monster Bites'. The recipe below contains four different plant foods: peanuts, vanilla, cocoa and oats! Try these delicious snacks at home!

This week we are working on procedural writing. Recipes are a form of procedural writing. Click on the photo below to find easy recipes you can make at home with your parents! Don't forget to bring in your favourite recipe or recipe book on Tasty Tuesday!

This week we are going to learn about recipes from around the world. In the story Market Bowl by Jim Averbeck, we will learn how to make bitterleaf stew, a famous dish from the country Cameroon. Click on the flag of Cameroon below to learn more about this diverse country in Africa.

On this Earth Day, think about choices YOU can make to help our planet. Choosing NOT to buy products made of plastic or that contain excessive packaging is one choice. Recycling and composting are two other things we can do to help make a difference in our world. Play Recycle Roundup from National Geographic to learn all about the things we can and can't recycle.

This week we are learning about ways we can shrink our 'footprint', or in other words how we can make better choices to help our planet. What can you do to shrink for footprint?

What are the parts of a tree? How are trees alike and different? Why is it important to protect trees? Learn all abut the answers to these questions and more with Annie and Moby!

Please draw and label the tree and explain what you know about the parts of the tree. Use the links on the blog if you are stuck!

What can you do to make a difference for Earth Day and everyday to help our planet?

Take a trip through the rainforest with Annie and Moby! 

A virtual field trip to the Amazonian Rainforest!

Please finish copying the question into your notebook and complete the questions.

Check out the world's tallest tree! What connections can you make to our Science unit? Why is this tree able to grow so tall?

Complete the last two rows on your own (you can use a calculator to help you with the last column) Remember you can use DK Findout! or Nat Geo Kids to help find your research data!

Please finish copying the notes from class into your Science journal. Finish your tree diagram and colour it. Don't rush! Do your best!

Click on the picture below and see what Jane Goodall has done to make a difference in the world.

This week we are going to explore the country of Kenya! Click on the flag below to discover some facts about this amazing country in Africa!

Draw the table below (using a ruler). Walk around your house and find different objects to estimate and measure! Did you use your little finger, hand or giant step as your estimates? Why? How close were your estimates? 

What can you do to make this world a better place?