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This spring, cover the Earth with sunflowers! Growing a giant sunflower is fun and educational-and it's a gift that benefits the Earth.
Gardening is a great way for families to participate in science education, teaching children to follow simple instructions, keep track of chores, and observe change over time. Sunflower nectar, pollen and seeds feed backyard wildlife-including butterflies, bees, moths and birds-more exciting activity to observe.
Growing sunflowers helps students learn to care for living things and enjoy the Earth's beauty. Every plant we grow takes a little bite out of carbon pollution to help stop global warming.
Sunflower Challenge includes 25 seed packets, instructions for classroom activities, and a reproducible handout to send home to families. Any student who grows a giant sunflower and sends a photo to Earth's Birthday project receives a prize-our magical stuffed dinosaur-and certificate honoring their gift to the Earth. Complete information included on sunflower packets and reproducible handout for families.
Grades PS-6
AVAILABLE IN SPRING ONLY
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