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Grow a Green Flower
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Title - Grow a Green Flower
By - Jen
Primary Subject - Science
Secondary Subjects - Other
Grade Level - K-4

Notes:
    This is a simple idea, but the kids love it.

    If possible, plan this project in time for St. Patrick's Day and let the kids take the "results" home.
Procedure:
    Take white carnations and place them in water with green food coloring added. Each day, have the kids draw a picture of what they see or write about what they see. For older kids, you can explain the science behind this.
Extension Activities:
    If time and interest permits, you could experiment using different colors and even by splitting a stem and placing each side in a different color.

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