Plants Can't Sit Still

Plants Can't Sit Still | Rebecca E. Hirsch

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This NF picture book is about how plants move without having feet or wings. It demonstrates different ways a plant moves whether it's by growing from the ground or moving through the wind. Regardless, plants cannot sit still. Students can read with a partner and learn about plants. This book won the Riverby award.

LizzettM The UDL principle (1.1) offer ways of customizing the display of information would be useful when demonstrating real life images of the plants. The EL strategy 5 teach technical vocabulary supporting key concepts would assist them in learning the higher vocab within the book.
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DrSpalding What a wonderful book to include in a science unit. Fun fact: I had a mobile garden that my first graders planted and took care of. It was in a Radio Flyer wagon. The gardener for the day would roll it out to the sunshine for rain during the school day and bring it back inside the classroom before we went home. Create these types of real world opportunities for your students and use quality literature to support the standards and experiences. 5y

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Graciouswarriorprincess

Plants Can't Sit Still | Rebecca E. Hirsch

Small library haul.

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Plants Can't Sit Still | Rebecca E. Hirsch

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I love plants! How cute! I like that it talks about the pictured plants in the back. Sunflowers are my fave š’š» (6/20)

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LibrarianRyan

Plants Can't Sit Still | Rebecca E. Hirsch

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All about nature growing and changing every minute.

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