Clearance Seeds To Eat In 1 Week - 3pk Composting, Soil, Seeds And Potting|Plants & Growing

Clearance Seeds To Eat In 1 Week – 3pk Composting, Soil, Seeds And Potting|Plants & Growing

7,42 £

SKU: SKUx29nCoSUGu Categories: Composting, Soil, Seeds And Potting, Pe & Outdoor, Plants & Growing, Primary Curriculum, School Gardens, Science Tag: TTS Brand: TTS

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Helping to Support Teaching and Learning

Rapid Growth Cycle: These rapid-sprouting seeds offer a clear view of plant life cycles, ideal for educational insights into botanical sciences within just a week.
Educational Value: Fits within educational curricula, allowing children to engage in growth processes, supporting EYFS goals through hands-on experience.
Diverse Seed Selection: The pack provides a broad learning spectrum, including a variety of seeds such as cress, alfalfa, and radish daikon.
Curriculum Integration: Enhances lessons on how seeds and bulbs grow into mature plants, aligning with Year 2 Science objectives.
Practical Science Application: Enhances children’s understanding of basic botany and plant care through practical science experiments.

Seeds To Eat In 1 Week – 3pk

A set of quick-growing seeds, ready for consumption within a week.

Overview

This educational pack includes cress, alfalfa, and radish daikon seeds, suitable for engaging plant growth lessons.

Enhance your teaching with these fast-growing seeds, perfect for demonstrating plant life cycles and encouraging nurturing skills. These seeds germinate quickly, making them ideal for dynamic classroom activities.

These seeds align with the EYFS framework, helping children explore and understand natural processes and life cycles through practical involvement. They support the ‘Understanding the World’ aim by allowing children to plant and care for their own seeds.
Further supporting the Year 2 Science curriculum, these seeds provide hands-on experience with observing plant growth from seeds to maturity. This practical approach to learning helps solidify scientific concepts in young minds.
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