Strawberry
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This bundle includes:
1) Strawberry plant anatomy (pages 4-6), you can use pages 5-6 for tracing and writing practice (this will help
your kids to remember the parts' names of plant);
2) Strawberry anatomy (pages 7-9), you can use pages 8-9 for tracing and writing practice (this will help your
kids to remember the parts' names of fruit);
3) Strawberry life cycle (pages 10-13), you can use pages 11-12 for tracing and writing practice (this will help
your kids to remember stages of life cycle);
4) Parts of plant three-part cards (pages 14-18);
5) Facts about strawberry (page 19);
6) Strawberry varieties three-part cards (pages 20-27);
7) Tracing practice (pages 28-29);
8) Scissor Strips - cutting practice (page 30);
9) Drawing and writing practice (page 31);
10) Counting practice (page 32-35);
11) Literacy worksheets - tracing and writing practice, letter recognition (pages 36-39);
12) Size recognition and counting practice (page 40);
13) Shapes recognition and counting practice (page 41);
14) Color by number (page 42);
15) Number puzzles (pages 43-46);
You'll need to print page 43 three times (it's a blank template) and cut out the number puzzles on strips (pages
44-46). Attach the number puzzle strips to the template using glue, or you can laminate them and attach to the
blank with velcro dots;
16) Coloring Pages (pages 47,48).
Materials you will need:
1) Paper
2) Printer
3) Scissors
4) Optional: Laminator to make the flash cards more durable
The three-part cards consist of three parts:
a card with a picture and the name of the object - this is the control card
just the card with a picture of the object
just the card with the name of the object
Cut along the black line separating the picture with the label so child can match the object to its name and vice
versa.
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Strawberry plant anatomy
flower trifoliate
leaf
flower
truss
unripe
fruit stem
runner
(stolon)
fruit
fruit truss
short stem
roots (crown)
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Strawberry plant anatomy
flower trifoliate
leaf
flower
truss
unripe
fruit stem
runner
(stolon)
fruit
fruit truss
short stem
roots (crown)
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Strawberry plant anatomy
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Strawberry anatomy
sepal
pedicel
mesocarp
achene
receptacle
vascular
bundles
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Strawberry anatomy
sepal
pedicel
mesocarp
achene
receptacle
vascular
bundles
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Strawberry anatomy
Research and describe the function of one part of the strawberry:
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strawberry lıfe cycle
plant
seedling
sprout
plant with
flowers
seed
fruit with plant with
seeds fruit
strawberry lıfe cycle
plant
seedling
sprout
plant with
flowers
seed
fruit with plant with
seeds fruit 11
strawberry lıfe cycle
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Life Cycle of a strawberry
Draw a plant in each of the stages of growth.
Seed Plant
Flower Fruit
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Fruit Unripe fruit
Trifoliate leaf Flower
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Fruit Unripe fruit
Trifoliate leaf Flower
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Seed Runner
(under microscope)
Fruit truss Stem
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Seed Runner
(under microscope)
Fruit truss Stem
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Plant Bush with Roots
Plant Bush with Roots
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Facts about strawberry
Strawberry is not a berry at all.
Botanists call the strawberry a "false fruit," a
pseudocarp. A strawberry is actually a
multiple fruit which consists of many tiny
individual fruits embedded in a fleshy
receptacle. The brownish or whitish specks,
which are commonly considered seeds, are
the true fruits, called achenes, and each of
them surrounds a tiny seed.
The average strawberry has 200 seeds
Strawberries come from a plant called ‘fragaria’.
Strawberries are edible (and rather tasty) but technically they are
receptacles (the thickened part of a stem) rather than berries.
Making things even more confusing, the little hard pieces that
appear to be seeds on a strawberry are actually a type of dry fruit
(called achene)....that contain their own seeds!
Strawberries have lots of vitamin C.
Strawberry plants decline in quality and production after a few years
so are typically replanted.
Strawberries are picked with part of the stem still attached.
Strawberries are the first fruit to ripen in
the spring.
Unlike some other fruits, they don’t
continue to ripen after being picked.
The flavor is influenced by weather,
variety, and ripeness when harvested.
Strawberries are eaten in a number of
different ways including fresh, dried, as a
jam, in a drink or even in a muesli bar.
Strawberry is also a popular artificial
flavor added to a variety of foods.
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Alpine Alexandria Alpine Yellow
Wonder
Alpine Berries Galore
White Soul Pink Hybrid
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Alpine Alexandria Alpine Yellow
Wonder
Alpine Berries Galore
White Soul Pink Hybrid
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Camarosa Chandler
Delizz Grande Berried
Treasure Red
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Camarosa Chandler
Delizz Grande Berried
Treasure Red
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Honeoye White Jewel
Mara Des Bois Rutgers Scarlet
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Honeoye White Jewel
Mara Des Bois Rutgers Scarlet
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Sweet Kiss Toscana
(unripe)
Tristan White Pineberry
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Sweet Kiss Toscana
(unripe)
Tristan White Pineberry
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Name: Date:
TRACE THE LINES
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Name: Date:
TRACE THE LINES
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Scissor Strips
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Name: Date:
Draw the strawberries field.
Describe your picture.
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I SPY: strawberries
Find and count the strawberries
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Name: Date:
Strawberry Count and Graph
Count the number of each strawberry and color it in on the graph.
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Name: Date:
Strawberry Count and Graph
Count the number of each strawberry and color it in on the graph.
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Name: Date:
Strawberry Count and Graph
Count the number of each strawberry and color it in on the graph.
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TRACING AND WRITING PRACTICE
Ss
S S S S S S
ss s s s s s
Strawberry
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Name: Date:
LET'S COLOR LETTERS
Color all letters from word "STRAWBERRY"
A
R T E
O
E Y SB
S N QL
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Spot the Letters
Look at the letter on the left and circle the
same letters on the row.
f b f p f b f
r r a r r e r
u r u a u u r
i i r i l i e
t u t t e t t
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Name: Date:
Find the Same Letters
Draw a circle around all the letter S' you see.
Ss
is for
Strawberry
S r s A s z o s m b
s n S N S k T S E n s
s R s A s s r j n s
N S L p N S T p i n U
S K s E N S f s b S G
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SMALL STRAWBERRY, BIG
STRAWBERRY
Are there more big strawberries or
more small strawberries? Start counting to find out!
Big Small
strawberries: strawberries:
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COLOR Let's decorate strawberries! Follow the
color guide and color the shapes. When
THAT SHAPE
done, count how many of each shape are
there and write them in the boxes below.
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Strawberry color-by-number
1 Green 2 Red 3 Brown
1 1
1
2
1 2
2 1
3 2 2 2 3
3
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Complete the number puzzle
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1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
Complete the number puzzle
2
4
6
8
10
12
14
16
18
20
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Complete the number puzzle
3
6
9
12
15
18
21
24
27
30
46
47
Ss
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