Montessori Parts of a Seed Printable Bundle

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Have you been studying Botany with your kids?

Are you looking at the parts of the flower or maybe the plant life cycle?

And what about the parts of a seed?

Maybe you want to make a seed dissection and let the kids see for themselves.

Botany is the perfect living Montessori subject because plants are living beings and are very special to our planet.

So, are you ready to give you children a wonderful and fun learning experience by going into this Botany lesson?

Come and check this Montessori Parts of a Seed Printable Bundle out!

Parts of a Seed Montessori

If you are anything like me, you love plants. You care for them and want your children to know just how amazing plants are.

There are so many different kinds of plants that our heads would spin!

But the truth is that all plants have some things in common.

One of those things that plants have in common is that they come from a seed.

Granted, seeds vary a lot in size, color, shape and amount of germination time, but in short, seeds produce life.

In this Montessori inspired unit study, we will embrace the natural homeschool side and learn about the parts of bean seeds!

Plants grow from little seeds and even the seeds are pretty incredible contraptions.

Montessori Parts of a Seed

Have you dissected a seed or have germinated bean seeds with your children?

Both are great activities to do with this Montessori printable bundle!

Just make sure that you put the bean seeds inside a folded paper towel.

Soak it completely and make sure it stays moist for about three days.

Check daily until you see that the bean seeds have germinated.

When they have, they it is time to plant them in the ground!

Anyway, back to the “Parts of a Seed” bundle!

Parts of a Seed Printable Bundle

This bundle will give children a pretty great idea on how the seed works.

In this bundle, we included two versions of the names of the 4 main parts of the seed.

We have the informal nomenclature: seed coat, stored food, embryo and first leaf.

We also have the formal nomenclature: testa, cotyledon, epicotyl and radicle.

These can be used for older children or for children that have learned the informal vocabulary first.

As you learn about the parts of a plant and parts of a tree, you will definitely want to include this parts of a seed bundle.

Use the seed nomenclature cards with the posters, the Montessori 3-part cards, word search and more!

Montessori Botany Activities

Once you get this Montessori printable bundle, download it to your computer.

Open the PDF file and print it out.

Make sure it is single-sided and in color.

All you need to get this bundle ready is a pair of scissors and a couple of brass brads!

It will only take you like 20 minutes to get everything ready!

And once the bundle is set up, you will be all ready to begin the lessons!

Break up the bundle into separate lessons to do daily or weekly.

Or maybe you want to make it a more intensive unit study and do it all in one day!

It is completely up to you.

This bundle is great for toddlers and can be used with children of up to 3rd or even 4th grade.

This bundle is pretty straight to the point and thorough on what the children need to know.

Keep it simple and only use this.

Or make it more robust by adding more bundles to your lessons.

There is a great Botany bundle that you might also love!

So what do you think? Which activity do you think your children will wan to try first?