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This document provides a lesson plan about pumpkins and the plant growth process in the fall. The aims are for students to understand how plants grow and the important elements needed, develop group work and reasoning skills, and allow teachers to observe student interactions. Learning outcomes include identifying plant parts, understanding the planting process, and analyzing what elements are essential for growth. The lesson includes drawing and labeling plant parts, sequencing pictures of growth with explanations, and identifying/discussing elements like water, sunlight and soil that plants need to grow.
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