We talked about our very first garden, which we planted last spring. We also saved some seeds from various fruits and veggies and put them in the super cute printable seed packets! Our plan is to plant them in the spring and see what happens!
One of the books that we read was The Tale of Peter Rabbit. I had KJ choose a page and draw her version of it! Check out her drawing and the page from the book! I am quite impressed!!!
We also made our vegetable lapbook:
As always, we read tons of books. Here are some of our veggie books:
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Well, that wraps up the highlights from our Vegetable week!
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Ticia
I love being able to just check out what you did for your units. So much fun.
Debbie
Yummy! Nothing better then homemade soup of any kind! Yes, that would have been great with Stone Soup, oh but with the study of vegetables, its seems even better.
A good one to do with Stone Soup is to use a ham hock, the bone is the stone, and the beans and or vegetables is the rest of the soup.