The Life Cycle of a Clover Unit Study Curriculum Guide with The Build Your Masterpiece Class

Today we are going to be learning all about the Clover Plant, specifically the White Clover, and it’s life cycles. Enjoy the poster to hang up in your classroom, and use for reference for your students, as well as the identical coloring page for them to color in. Use the Montessori-Inspired 3-part cards to learn each stage of development of a Clover plant. Ways to use them include; laminating them and cutting them out to use to build vocabulary, enrich language with classification, reading, writing, and art.

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Here are more ideas:

  • use the picture cards without labels for basic identification and vocabulary activities. Print out two copies of the pictures and use the images only to create a classic memory game, of matching picture to picture.

  • match the labels to the pictures.

  • use the cards for a writing or spelling lesson, including books with the cards for additional language connection. Find our suggested reading list below.

  • Try sprouting seeds in a jar, such as a “Sprout Seed Zesty Mix”. Find more on how to do this here.

Suggested Reading:

There Was An Old Lady Who Swallowed a Clover by Lucille Colandro

St. Patrick’s Day Shamrocks by Mary Berendes

The Lost Shamrock by Alison Inches

The Adventures of Sophie Mouse:The Clover Curse by Poppy Green

Clover Hunt by Michael Wague Spack

Plants Can’t Sit Still by Rebecca E. Hersch

A Seed is Sleepy by Dianna Hutts Aston

Additional Books:

S is for Shamrock by Eve Bunting

You may also like to pair this Unit Study with our Adventures in Ireland 2 with the Build Your Masterpiece Class, where we will learn about Shamrocks, St. Patrick, traditional Irish Food, and so much more!


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Sincerely, Alexandra Derry