Studying Nature with our Food Part 2

This activity explores the plants that are on our plate. Your students and kids will learn about what different plant parts they are eating and what those parts do for the plant. Learning more about what we eat is important in making healthy eating choices. Keep the learning going after the activity quiz your kids when eating, at the grocery store or in your garden. This activity is designed for students in 1st – 4th grade, young students will need parental help.

Plant Parts We Eat Lesson Plan

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