Plants+and+Adaptations

media type="custom" key="10071381" We learned about making observations and drawing from nature. In these activities, we became better observers. We learned that just like writing and the scientific process, observing plants or anything else is a process too. Drawing for science is important so that we can record our observations in a way that others can see what we saw. Learning from the Smithsonian and a botanical illustrator named Alice Tangerini, we went on our own nature walk and followed her process to become better observers and study plant parts and discuss adaptations.

This is an [|epubbud.com ebook] we published from our learning! You can download it to any device (except Kindles) 

This is the SLIDE that won us recognition on the SHOUTLEARNING.ORG site for innovation and awareness of our natural world! media type="custom" key="10053829"

This is another activity from another Smithsonian REACT activity about plants called, "Plants and Their Stories." It is a study of ethnobotany. This is the Glog we made about what we learned: media type="custom" key="10053853"