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Science
1 Root Window
1 Root Window
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Observe how roots grow with the Root
Window. Discover how a plant takes water
and nutrients through its roots and investigate
how a plant’s root growth is affected by the
availability of light. Complementing the study
of green plants, the kit comes complete with: a
root window with light shield, carrot seeds,
radish seeds, coir block, wick, notes. Size L25 x
W43 x D15 cm.
ROOTWIN
2 Welcome To Our Nature
Area
This colourful sign can be used to highlight
and welcome pupils and visitors to the nature
area of the school. It is a great way to clearly
define different areas of the school yard.
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E00017 wall mounted
E00032 with stand
3 Welcome To Our
Gardening Area
Use this bright eye catching sign to identify an
area of your school that has been allocated
for growing plants and vegetables. This helps
children to recognise different areas of the
school and behave accordingly.
E00018 wall mounted
E00034 with stand
4 How Do You Grow
4 How Do You Grow Photopack
Photopack
This pack contains images of how plants begin
life, how they grow and what they become.
Contains 14 A4 images.
FHG
5 Plants that Provide Food
Photopack
A photopack featuring plants suitable for
human consumption. The pack also looks at
where the plants grow and what family they
belong to. 9 cards, size A4.
SPPPCK
6 Fruit & Veg Cards
Beautifully illustrated cards showing how fruit
and vegetables grow, what they look like
whole and cut in segments and finally what
meals are created from them. For example: a
potato in the ground, being peeled and as a
jacket potato on a plate. 30pk. Size A5.
FVP 30 Pack
5 Plants that Provide Food Photopack
6 Fruit & Veg Cards
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