Explain Plant Growth

K–2 · Student activity

Order seed, young plant and oak; name water and sunlight and one supported tree connection.

Use the teacher-selected TumbleBooks reading and source notes. Check your ideas against that evidence.

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“I notice ____. The source shows ____. I still need to check ____.”

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Check my thinking

I can order seed, young plant and oak; I can name water and sunlight and one thing the tree supports.

The seed inside the acorn can grow into a young oak, then a tree. Roots take up water and leaves use sunlight. A bird can perch on a branch.

This is a teacher-created example, not a quotation or the only possible answer. Compare it with the selected source and your own response.

What should I do next? I can explain it with evidence. I have part of an answer. I need help getting started.

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