After participating in BRIT's distance learning program "Little Green Monsters", a videoconference that combines art and botanical science, Ms. Dominiks first graders went straight to work tending their own garden of green monsters. Ms. Dominik, a first grade teacher at South Bosque Elelmentary School of the Waco ISD, embraced the opportunity to partner with BRIT to give her students a positive learning experience well beyond the broadcast. She provided all the necessary tools for her artists/gardeners' imaginations to germinate. We are proud to display the incredible plant creatures that sprouted and grew! Thank you, Ms. Dominik for sharing and we hope you enjoy the fruits of their labors.
I wonder....
Does Angelina's plant monster have a flower? Can you describe it?
Are Camille's plant monster's leaves blue?
Where would Isis' plant monster grow?
Does MacKenzie's plant monster photosynthesize?
What creature would pollinate Savannah's plant monster?
Is Laith's plant monster actually smiling?
Is Brett's plant monster's big yellow flower a composite flower?
Does Chloe's plant monster store water in its big red stem? Are there any plants that can store water for a long time?
Does Annalise's plant monster have any leaves? If so, can you describe them?
Does Nick's plant monster have tendrils?
Does Hailey's plant monster have seeds?
What kind of fruit would Lauren's plant monster make?
Is Elena's plant monster in the pumpkin family?
Does Thomas' plant monster drop its leaves in the fall?
Can Amanda's plant monster hear with those structures that look like cat ears or are they petals?
