First Tools Hand Tool Set Tools And Equipment|Plants & Growing

First Tools Hand Tool Set Tools And Equipment|Plants & Growing

5,92 £

SKU: SKUFRVCD14s8J Categories: Pe & Outdoor, Plants & Growing, Primary Curriculum, School Gardens, Science, Tools And Equipment Tag: TTS Brand: TTS

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Helping to Support Teaching and Learning

Hands-On Learning: Hands-on experiences help children understand plant life cycles and growth. This set allows involvement in planting and caring for plants, making biological processes more graspable.
Supports Science Curriculum: To meet the need for practical ways to achieve science curriculum objectives, this set is designed to aid in identifying and describing the structure of common flowering plants.
Enhances Understanding: Children develop a deeper understanding of plant growth through observation and description of seed and bulb development into mature plants. Using the tools enhances this learning experience.
Practical Application: Hands-on experience reinforces plant biology understanding. The set offers practical application, allowing children to apply knowledge, making learning engaging and memorable.
Understanding the World: Aligned with EYFS goals, this set fosters curiosity and appreciation for nature, enabling activities like planting seeds and caring for plants, enhancing children’s world understanding.

First Tools Hand Tool Set

A comprehensive garden tool set designed for Early Years and Key Stage 1 gardening activities.

Overview

This tool set allows children to explore plant life cycles and engage in gardening, supporting Early Science.

Unlock educational success with this hand tool set, crafted for practical, hands-on learning in early education. By engaging children in gardening, this set fosters an understanding and connection with the world.

Imagine a classroom where curiosity thrives as children plant seeds and nurture growing plants, setting the stage for enhanced engagement. In Year 1, empower children to identify and describe plant structures and trees through meaningful, tactile experiences.
In Year 2, these tools offer valuable opportunities for observing seeds and bulbs transform into mature plants. Witness theoretical concepts take root in real-world application, solidifying children’s grasp of plant biology by sparking curiosity and ensuring alignment with educational goals.