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Lola’s Little Garden | Plants We Eat & Do Not Eat Printable Hands-On Activity for Agricultural Science
Lola’s Little Garden | Plants We Eat & Do Not Eat Printable Hands-On Activity for Agricultural Science
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Looking for a fun, hands-on way to teach children how to identify plants associated with agriculture in the Caribbean?
Lola's Little Garden is a thoughtfully designed printable activity that introduces children to plant classification in an interactive and developmentally appropriate way. Perfect for homeschool families, classrooms and Science-inspired learning spaces. Children will identify plants and place them into two groups; plants we eat and plants we do not eat.
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Learning That Doesn't Feel Like Schoolwork
Perfect for reinforcing early Agricultural Science concepts taught in primary school. Children practice sorting and identifying familiar plants while developing early reasoning and fine-motor skills through hands-on play.
Plants They Know
From the mango tree in the backyard to the herbs growing in Granny's garden, children will recognize familiar plants they already see at home. In the background, children will find onions growing in a container, a fig tree along the fence and many beautiful flowering plants about the garden. Removable plants include:
- carrot
- croton
- corn
- spanish thyme
- orchid
- sweet potato
- red valentine
- snake plant
- mango
- grass