Sequencing from Seeds to Harvest
Finding a Sequence
About this Activity
- Created by:National Archives Education Team
- Historical Era:The Emergence of Modern America (1890-1930)
- Thinking Skill:Chronological Thinking
- Bloom's Taxonomy:Analyzing
- Grade Level:Lower Elementary
This sequencing activity introduces the idea of gardens being used throughout history to grow and provide food for families. Students are asked to describe the documents they see and sequence them in chronological order from seeds to harvest in a garden.
For grades K-2. Approximate time needed is 30 minutes.
https://www.docsteach.org/activities/student/from-seeds-to-harvestFor grades K-2. Approximate time needed is 30 minutes.
Documents in this activity
- Children's War Relief Activities at Plainfield, New Jersey
- Photograph of a College Professor Giving Pointers on Transplanting Young Vegetables to His Daughter and Her Three Girl Scout Friends
- Radish Seed Packet
- School Children Holding Cabbage Raised in a War Garden
- War garden activities by the children of the Irving-Jefferson School, Plainfield, New Jersey