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PLANTS CLASSROOM DISPLAY

Submitted by LALITHA SUNDARAM (11-10-2012)

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I MADE THESE AS DISPLAYS - WITH THE CHILDREN - ON DIFFERENT TYPES OF PLANTS.

1. BUSHES A ROSE BUSH
2. CREEPERS AND CLIMBERS PUMPKIN. MONEY PLANT & GRAPE VINE. WATER PLANTS
3. A BIG TREE

THE CHILDREN ACTUALLY SAW THESE DURING THEIR NATURE WALK. THE CHILDREN AND I DID THIS AS A CRAFT ACTIVITY ON PLANTS.

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Joadi (01-01-2012)

These look great. What a clever idea. Bet the kids had lots of fun both on their walk and making the "plants".


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