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Don't have a school garden but you are studying Green Plants

Flowering Plants - a resource to support the Green plants section of the science, National Curriculum.

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Smart Notebook compost game resource

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The PowerPoint files below are in PowerPoint 2007 and PowerPoint 2003 format. Please let me know if they don't run for you. To download right click over one of the picture below and choose Save target as ... Before using the file set to Slide Sorter view for the sequencing activities. The files with text boxes have control boxes that only are activated when the slide show is running.

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PowerPoint 2003      

Sequencing activity with control text boxes

PowerPoint 2007               

Sequencing activity with no text boxes

PowerPoint  2003 

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PowerPoint  2007  

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The lives of children could be radically improved by teaching them horticultural skills and encouraging them to get active in the garden.

That’s the conclusion of a study commissioned by leading gardening charity The Royal Horticultural Society – and with the subject to be potentially included in the National Curriculum from September 2014, it looks like the next generation might leave school with the skills to tend a garden and grow their own vegetables.

If approved, the revised National Curriculum will see all pupils between the ages of five and 14 taught how to “cultivate plants for practical purposes, such as food or displays”, as well as how to plan and prepare healthy and wholesome meals.

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