From Seed to Fruit: Life Cycle of an Apple

In this one-time class we will discover how an apple seed grows into a fruit by using a hands-on Montessori-inspired activity with a real apple and materials for each learner to create their own seed to apple lifecycle.

145 total reviews for this teacher

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Completed by 5 learners

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25 minutes

per class

Meets once

3-5

year olds

3-6

learners per class

per learner

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Description

Class Experience

Apple season is upon us which means it's the perfect time to incorporate some life cycle learning!

We will begin our class with learning about the life cycle of an apple through digital pictures, video, and a felt made "parts of an apple" board. Learners will have a chance to create their own apple life cycle and parts of an apple page using materials given by the teacher. Finally, we will learn an apple seed poem and discover the "apple star" by using a real apple. This activity is...

Students will learn the apple life cycle process and vocabulary words such as seedling and bud. Students will also be able to name the parts of the apple such as flesh and stem.

- one apple pre-cut crosswise (see image in handouts)
- handouts given by the teacher
- a tray or plate to keep the apple on

25 minutes per week in class, and an estimated 0 - 1 hours per week outside of class.

Teacher

Erin Pitts

🇺🇸

Lives in the United States

Experienced educator with a Montessori-inspired approach

145 total reviews

134 completed classes

About Me

Hello families and learners! My name is Erin and I am thrilled to meet you! My family can usually be found in the living room dancing and singing. I have one preschool aged child who I currently homeschool. We enjoy using a Montessori approach...