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The Life Cycle of Flowering Plants No Sweat Nature Study curriculum preview.
The Life Cycle of Flowering Plants No Sweat Nature Study curriculum preview.
The Life Cycle of Flowering Plants No Sweat Nature Study curriculum preview.
The Life Cycle of Flowering Plants No Sweat Nature Study curriculum preview.
The Life Cycle of Flowering Plants No Sweat Nature Study curriculum preview.
The Life Cycle of Flowering Plants No Sweat Nature Study curriculum preview.
The Life Cycle of Flowering Plants No Sweat Nature Study curriculum preview.
The Life Cycle of Flowering Plants No Sweat Nature Study curriculum preview.
The Life Cycle of Flowering Plants No Sweat Nature Study curriculum preview.
The Life Cycle of Flowering Plants No Sweat Nature Study curriculum preview.

Life Cycle of a Flowering Plant

Original price was: $20.00.Current price is: $12.00.

Teach the incredible flower life cycle with ease! This family-friendly curriculum helps children explore how flowering plants grow, bloom, and reproduce in ways that are both simple and exciting.

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The Life Cycle of Flowering Plants

A Nature Study Made Easy Curriculum for 1st–8th Graders

Do your children know how a tiny seed becomes a beautiful flowering plant? With this curriculum, they’ll follow the incredible journey of a flower’s life cycle—step by step—in ways that are simple, hands-on, and meaningful for the whole family.

Designed for grades 1–8, this digital guide blends clear teaching, nature journaling, optional videos, and hands-on activities. You can choose short 15-minute lessons for “morning time” or expand them into longer studies to match your family’s schedule.

Inside the eight lessons, your children will discover:

  • Life cycles — what they are and why they matter
  • Parts of a flower and the role each one plays
  • Pollination and the importance of pollinators
  • Seeds — how they form, the different types, and the ways they travel
  • Germination and the wonder of seedlings pushing through the soil
  • Real-life examples like pumpkins and apples that make learning memorable

Every lesson includes nature journaling prompts to help children record their learning visually, hands-on experiments that make concepts stick, and a nature walk idea for those times you want to take the lesson outdoors. Older children are encouraged to undertake light research projects that stretch their thinking and deepen their understanding.

Families love this curriculum because it’s:

  • Multi-age friendly — one resource for grades 1–8
  • Flexible — works for quick lessons or complete unit studies
  • Practical — standards alignment included for charter schools
  • Simple — printing is optional, and activities fit easily into family life

This digital curriculum is 35 pages and available for immediate download.

Download your copy today and enjoy science that’s engaging, flexible, and achievable for the whole family.

✏️ Do you need to see how this curriculum aligns with standards? Download the standards alignment sheet here.

Charter-Friendly

Format

PDF
Grade Level

1st-8th Grades
Is Printing Necessary?

No
Pages

36

Frequently Asked Questions

Each Nature Study Made Easy guide contains eight meaty lessons. Each lesson includes introductory material to read with the children. Follow-up learning for each lesson is based on the five “E”s – Extract, Explain, Engage, Elaborate, and Explore.

Extract – Books and YouTube videos are suggested for learning more.

Explain – This is a nature journaling activity.

Engage – This is a hands-on activity.

Elaborate – This is a kid-friendly research project.

Explore – This is a nature walk prompt.

It’s easy to pick and choose from the five “E”s to make the study as in-depth as you wish.

They are written with 1st-8th graders in mind and can be used with multiple ages together.

They can be! The unique thing about these guides is the amount of learning that can occur indoors—even though children are focused on nature study topics. Many of the activity ideas are also conducive to group work.

No, they work well for all types of homeschoolers. Because they are so flexible yet provide plenty of learning options, they can be used for almost any homeschooling situation. For example, some families may want to spend a week’s worth of morning time working on one small part of a lesson. Others may decide to use the lesson material as a full science curriculum. While others may decide to use the curriculum for a full day of nature club learning. The options are endless, but sample scheduling ideas come with each guide.

It’s entirely up to you and how you use it. One guide can last an entire semester if you open it once a week and work through most of the suggested material and activities. If you do a small portion of one lesson daily each week, a guide will last eight weeks. If you choose to cover one lesson per day (that would be really hard), a guide will last you eight days.

No. Because they rely heavily on indoor learning, they can be used worldwide. If you use the nature walk prompts, most can still be used wherever you live.

No worries! You can use 95% of the curriculum without leaving the house. The only exception is the nature walk prompt provided with each lesson. Otherwise, the rest of the learning is indoors.

Yes! They are religion-neutral and don’t discuss creation or evolution.

You can always email a picture or story to me at [email protected]. Better yet, share pictures of your adventures on social media and tag me @ourjourneywestward!

In regards to the downloadable curriculum and freebies on Our Journey Westward:

When purchasing a downloadable product, you are purchasing a license to use the product, not the product itself. The license is not transferable.

Each download is meant for single family use. You may keep a copy of the e-file on personal devices and print the file for personal use.

Please Don’t:

  • Share or link to the e-file directly; link to the blog post or product page instead.

  • Alter the e-files in any way.

  • Sell, distribute, or give away the e-files in any way.

  • Host an e-file on your website or upload it to a shared website.

A teacher of a co-op or classroom may use an e-file with her students. She may keep a copy of the e-file on personal devices and print it in its entirety for her use. She may make multiple copies of student pages as necessary.

She may not share the e-file with other teachers, even if they are team teachers. Each teacher needs to purchase her own copy of the curriculum file.

Please Don’t:

  • Share or link to the e-file directly; link to the blog post or product page instead.

  • Alter the e-files in any way.

  • Sell, distribute, or give away the e-files in any way.

  • Host an e-file on your website or upload it to a shared website.

Some folks enjoy creating additional notebook pages, worksheets, charts, etc., to accompany the NaturExplorers studies and other Our Journey Westward publications. The pages you create must only be used with your children and may NOT be sold for profit or shared with others (online or otherwise) as free enhancements, go-alongs, or otherwise.

While Our Journey Westward is pleased you enjoy our products and wish to create derivative materials, doing so without authorization violates copyright law. In other words, it is considered theft of intellectual property rights. We trust that you will understand the importance of this and thank you for your cooperation.

If you wish to create derivative materials for sale or as freebies, please contact us to discuss possible permission.

If unsatisfied with a PDF product, your entire purchase price will gladly be refunded. We only ask that you please request a refund within two weeks of purchase and delete the file from your computer. Thank you for respecting these terms. Please contact us for a refund that meets these criteria.

The following curricula meet the requirements of charter schools to remain neutral on religion.

The following professional development materials remain neutral on religion.

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