Seed dispersal

This hands-on seed dispersal project had an interesting beginning... Once upon a time, our third graders planted seeds every spring and we watched the Brassica plant change through its entire life cycle- including pollinating them with dried bees. This was always my favorite day of the year! I would hint to my third graders that the "bees

It may be too early in the spring to think about seeds and ways to show seed dispersal. In fact, the weather may not be cooperating at all! Is it rainy during April where you live? I can still remember the baseball season when my son was little and the month of April was always

Flowering plants produce seeds so they can reproduce. Seeds are produced in fruits. Fruits are the part of the plant that protects the seeds. A fruit an be fleshy and juicy like a peach or...

Seed Dispersal Anchor Chart

Seed dispersal vector illustration. Labeled plant movement division scheme.. Illustration about infographic, info, jewelweed, floral, biology, botany, dispersal, lupins - 177703852

How do seeds get planted by nature? Find out how the plant life cycle is helped along by natural processes like wind or water.

Seed Dispersal KS2 Year 3 Are you learning about plants, in particular seed dispersal? These print and go activities plus power point has everything you need to teach your class all about how and why seeds are dispersed away from the parent plant. #seeddispersal #plants #seeddispersalactivities #plantactivitiesks2 #wolfiesresources #wolfiesresources

Students create a flip book by writing about different methods of seed dispersal. Perfect for elementary ages.

This unique, informative display features different seed dispersal mechanisms (wind, water, animals) along with other specialty methods plants use to expand their range, such as having sticky seeds that attach to the legs and beaks of birds (mistletoe). Perfect for pre-hike discussions of the different kinds of seed dispersal mechanisms to look for when heading out on the trail! | 12”x16”