We finally got round to completing our Sunflower Unit. The boys planted sunflower seeds in around September last year. By early December they were starting to flower. By the time we arrived home from our holiday, they were starting to die.
Sunflower Study
We took heaps of photos of these beautiful sunflowers as they grew. Here are some of them.
They were so big and bright!
The flower is dying.
We borrowed many books about Van Gogh from the library and the boys used oil pastels to draw their own sunflowers.
Then they made sunflower cupcakes pretty much on their own. They did use a cake mix. They measured everything they needed to put in, stirred and placed the batter into the cupcake containers. Even iced them themselves.
We bought a packet of sunflower seeds from Aldi and the boys tried them. They actually liked them!! But we then made sunflower butter (Sunflower Butter) out of some of the seeds. They didn’t like this at all. (And I have to say I agree with them on this one).
We also completed many activities from the Sunflower Pack and the Sunflower Unit that I made for them. Also I have created some Sunflower Size Sequencing Cards and a Sunflower Dot Pack.
Sunflower Printables
This sunflower study contains pages for:
- Parts of a Sunflower
- How does a Sunflower Grow?
- Sunflowers are used for?
- Fill in the blank pages for sunflowers and Van Gogh
- Notebooking Pages
- Warm and Cool Colours
- Answers Included
To purchase a copy of our Sunflower Unit (for grades 1-3), click on the link below:
These sunflower printables are aimed at younger children. This pack contains over 80 pages of fun math and literacy activities with a sunflower theme.
The activities include:
- Alphabet flashcards
- Word Search
- Handwriting Practice
- Dominoes
- Tic Tac Toe
- I Spy / Graphing
- Fill in the missing letters
- Consonants and Vowels
- Simple Addition
- Simple Subtraction
- Alphabetical Order
- Plurals
- Measuring
- Place Value
- Time
- Tally Mark Counting
To purchase a copy of our Sunflower Pack (for ages 2-8), click on the link below: