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Big Picture Science Supporting teachers by providing current and accurate life science information and materials. To learn more, visit www.bigpicturescience.biz
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08/17/2026

How fast can you identify this mystery plant? It’s so much fun to learn new things about everyday plants! 🌱

08/17/2026

How soon can you identify this plant? It’s so fun to learn interesting information about everyday plants!

08/17/2026

Watch to the end to learn fascinating information that you never knew about this common food plant!

08/06/2026

Learn about how water lilies are NOT related to lotus.

08/03/2026

Don’t miss the Big Picture Science Back-to-School Sale, going on now through August 15. This is a great time to stock up on science materials for your classroom! Big Picture Science materials, created by Priscilla Spears, PhD, are current, accurate, well-researched, and user- friendly. Teachers and homeschool parents often report that they enjoy learning alongside their students with the help and guidance that these materials provide!

Don’t miss the Back-to-School Sale from Big Picture Science! Strengthen your elementary science curriculum with current,...
07/31/2026

Don’t miss the Back-to-School Sale from Big Picture Science! Strengthen your elementary science curriculum with current, accurate science materials created by Priscilla Spears, PhD. Get 20% off all digital downloads from August 1-15. Visit www.bigpicturescience.biz or scan the QR code to check out the website.

07/30/2026

Do you recognize this plant and know why these flowers look so different? There’s a lot to learn about this common plant. Watch to the end to understand the difference between the male and female flowers of today’s mystery plant!

07/06/2026

Do you recognize this flower? Watch and learn!

07/06/2026

Do you recognize this flower?

Learn to identify plants we eat with Big Picture Science.

06/24/2026

Last week, I posted a reel showing the germination of a bean. Today, let’s look at squash germination. One interesting difference between the two is that bean cotyledons act as food stores, but squash cotyledons act like leaves and make food!

Do you want to learn more about plants?
See link in bio to “Plant Lessons: Introducing Children to Plant Form and Function.” This book is available in print, or as two e-books, and is filled with lessons to help you and your students learn the wonders of plants.

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