Sunflower Life Cycle Notebooking Pages

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I so wish we could grow fields of sunflowers here in Indiana. Instead we just miles and miles of corn and soybeans. But, that doesn’t stop me from dreaming of sunflowers and how beautiful they are. These notebooking pages are a great way for kids to record what they observe about the sunflower (and or plant) life cycle as they learn through research. This notebooking pack is also a great way for kids to work on their handwriting – sneaky, sneaky. They can be added to any curriculum, story time or used in conjunction with my other Sunflower Printables. Feel free to use them any way you like.

These Sunflower Life Cycle Notebooking Pages are perfect for studying the life cycle of plants and recording all your research. Includes over 70 pages of templates! :: www.inallyoudo.net

This set includes:

  • 18 different types of blank Notebooking pages each in:
    • Large manuscript lines for early writers
    • Small manuscript lines for upper elementary
    • Plain lines for older writers
  • 72 different Themed pages in:
    • Large manuscript lines for early writers
    • Small manuscript lines for upper elementary
    • Plain lines for older writers
    • All of the above with Black & White and Color images

If you’re looking for some great readers to use while learning about Sunflowers, check out these great titles. Many are probably available at your local library, or you could get a Kindle version for most of them on Amazon. I love using my Kindle Reader app to read with my kids. I have so many titles at the tip of my fingers in just minutes!

Don’t forget to follow us on Pinterest for more great ideas.

This Is the SunflowerThis Is the SunflowerMy Sunflower: Watch me bloomMy Sunflower: Watch me bloomvan Gogh and the Sunflowersvan Gogh and the SunflowersS is for SunflowerS is for SunflowerThe Sunflower ParableThe Sunflower ParableSunflower HouseSunflower HouseFrom Seed to SunflowerFrom Seed to SunflowerBig Yellow SunflowerBig Yellow SunflowerKatie And The SunflowersKatie And The SunflowersVincent Van Gogh: Sunflowers and Swirly StarsVincent Van Gogh: Sunflowers and Swirly StarsSunflower Houses: Inspiration From the GardenSunflower Houses: Inspiration From the GardenThe magic Sunflower: Lea and the Magic SunflowerThe magic Sunflower: Lea and the Magic Sunflower

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Annette Breedlove

Annette has been married to her husband and best friend since 2003. Together they are raising their six children to follow the Lord’s will, no matter what. Annette longs for the day when she will meet all her angel babies who have entered heaven before her. She enjoys creating fun and engaging printables, unit studies and curriculum for homeschool families. You can follow her crazy life at In All You Do where she blogs about marriage, parenting, and homeschooling all while maintaining her sanity. You can also find her on Facebook, Instagram, and Pinterest. Follow along as she documents their fulltime travels at Roadschooling the States with 8 on Facebook and Instagram.

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  1. Leslie April 7, 2016 Reply

    Thanks for the great list! I just shared The Sunflower Parable with my homeschool co-op 50 Great States class. (Kansas is the Sunflower State after all!) I love the spiritual message. Most of your other sunflower books are new to me, so I’ll have to try them. Thanks for sharing at the #LMMLinkup.

    1. InAllYouDo April 8, 2016

      I love the Sunflower Parable!! Thanks for stopping by and sharing.

  3. Kelly @RaisingSamuels April 9, 2016 Reply

    I love sunflowers! Definitely my favorite flower. I am so glad you shared all these books and notebooking pages with #SocialButterflySunday! Hope to see you link up again this week 🙂

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