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    This is a Gallery walk of photographs that all relate to the life cycle of plants at the kindergarten level.

    This walk will begin the conversation to cover the standards strands listed below.

    • Life Processes
    • K.6 The student will investigate and understand basic needs and life processes of plants
    • Key concepts include
    • a) living things change as they grow, and they need food, water, and air to survive;
    • b) plants and animals live and die

    While students walk around they will  each be given a sticker that will include a spot for their name. Green ? mark stickers be placed on pictures they have a question about. ink thumbs- up stickers with their names will indicate I understand this or have a connection. Pre K - 2 Science

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    [Apple blossoms]
    [Mountain apple tree]
    Wolf Rivers apple tree behind Elsie Rich's house
    An apple tree next to a Colonial-era house in Portland, Maine's largest city
    Apple trees such as these in the orchards above Gays Mills, Wisconsin, which range over a thousand acres, are not the sort one sits under as in the old song, "Don't Sit Under the Apple Tree"
    Pumpkin patch near Litchfield, Connecticut
    Pumpkin patch on Moulton Farm near Meredith, New Hampshire
    Ripening pumpkin and pumpkin blooms
    Pennsylvania pumpkins
    [Farmer?]
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