Flip, Float, Fly: Seeds on the Move

This was a great book to show simple adaptations that plants have to insure their seeds. My fifth graders love it!

I teach gardening to Elementary children and my own grandchildren. This book is my go to.

I used with my class because it was a suggestion in a lesson

Fun Book. The kids loved it

Excellent book about how seeds are distributed. My students loved this book!

Beautiful illustrations and understandable text for my second graders!

I bought this book to use in teaching how seeds travel. it was perfect for younger children preK to 2nd grade maybe.

Nice illustrations and nice text talking about all the ways seeds move through the world: maple seeds fly like shiny green helicopters, tumbleweeds scatter their seeds as they roll, roll, roll; locust tree pods skitter and skate on slippery ice. In our kids' science class, we play a group game at circle time where the kids pretend to be each of these kinds of seeds. (Learn about our other activities and other great plant books on my blog Inventors of Tomorrow.