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1 August 2010 Adopt-a-Bud Project: An Exercise in Observation of a Tree Bud from Winter Until Sprout Completion
Nick Digiovani, Jane P. Digiovani, Colette Henley
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Students observe a tree bud from late winter until it sprouts. They learn to use dichotomous keys to identify their tree. The activity is inquiry-based; students predict when their bud will open and what it will become. Student drawings, quotes, and data are included to exemplify the process. The activity can be used to teach plant vocabulary and differentiation as well. It can be adapted to any grade level — from elementary school to college.

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Nick Digiovani, Jane P. Digiovani, and Colette Henley "Adopt-a-Bud Project: An Exercise in Observation of a Tree Bud from Winter Until Sprout Completion," The American Biology Teacher 72(6), 357-360, (1 August 2010). https://doi.org/10.1525/abt.2010.72.6.8
Published: 1 August 2010
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bud
conservation
Inquiry
plant growth
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