• Key Facts for Little Learners
• The Plant Doctor: Even when he was a little boy, George loved plants, and he would help the get healthy again.
• The Peanut Man: George discovered over 300 things you could make with peanuts! This included paper, soap, and even “milk”.
• A Friend to Farmers: He taught farmers how to take care of the soil so their food would grow big and strong. He used a “school on wheels” (a wagon) to go to them!
• Kindness to Nature: He believed that if you look closely at a flower or a leaf, it will tell you, its secrets.
• Activity Ideas
• “What comes from a Peanut?” Sorting: Create a page where students circle things made from peanuts ( like peanut butter or oil) and cross out things that aren’t.
• Life Cycle of a Peanut Diagram
• Teacher’s Logic for the Unit
• “Inquiry-Based Learning: This Unit introduces students to scientific observation through the like of George Washington Carver. By focusing on his ‘Plant Doctor’ persona, toddlers develop empathy for nature and an understanding of resourcefulness and innovation.
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