Seeds Draw and Write Worksheet
This seeds draw and write worksheet helps kindergarten students show how a seed grows, from a decorated seed packet to planting, plant needs and the finished plant, building early science and writing skills.
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Description
Seeds grow into plants when they get soil, water, air and sunlight, and kindergarten students learn that best by showing each step themselves. This Seeds Draw and Write Worksheet lets young scientists plan a plant of their own, from the seed packet all the way to the finished plant, so the plant life cycle becomes something they can picture and explain.
The worksheet walks children through four numbered drawing cards in growing order. First they pick a plant and decorate a seed packet. Next they draw the seeds going into a flower pot, then draw what growing seeds need, and finally draw the plant that grew in its pot. A writing line at the bottom asks them to finish the sentence “My plant is ____.” Read the directions aloud, talk about what a seed needs before students start, and let each child share the plant they chose when they finish.
What’s Included
- One printable Seeds Draw and Write Worksheet page for kindergarten
- Four numbered drawing cards: seed packet, planting the seeds, what seeds need, and my plant
- Ready-made seed packet and flower pot outlines to draw in
- A “My plant is” sentence line for early writing practice
3 Reasons This Worksheet Helps Kids
1. Drawing each step in order helps children remember the sequence of how a seed becomes a plant. 2. Showing what seeds need, like sun, water and soil, builds real science vocabulary in a hands-on way. 3. Pairing a picture with a short written sentence lets kindergarten students practice writing about their own ideas.
Ideas for Teachers and Parents
Plant real bean or sunflower seeds in cups and have children use this kindergarten life cycle worksheet as a planning page before the seeds sprout. Hang the finished drawings in a class garden display, or send the page home so families can talk about the plants they would grow together. Pair it with a picture book about seeds for a complete plant unit.
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