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Growing a cress head is simple, quick and fun, and the results are visible within a few days. Older children can benefit from growing a cress head by learning the basics of gardening and horticulture. They can observe the different stages of the cress head's growth, while also learning about the importance of water, light and soil.
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Potato Cress Heads Early Years Foundation Stage (2012) The Activity Links To Theory Remember Early Years Outcomes (2013) The activity I have chosen to do is grow cress inside a potato. The activity will be both visual and sensory for all children with many areas of learning incorporated.
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You will need: 1 fresh potato Paints or felt-tip pens 1 packet of cress seeds 2 balls of cotton wool First, an adult will need cut off and then scoop out the top of the potato to create a little hollow for the cress to be grown in. Then slice off the bottom of the potato to create a flat surface so the potato will stand up.
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After 2 days they already had a head of hairand after 4 days they were ready for a hair cut. We hope you have fun groiwing cress heads, this is such a fun and easy science experiment for kids. Filed Under: Growing , Learn , Preschoolers , School age , Science , Spring — Share It — Newer Post Older Post How to grow cress using cotton wool.
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Potato cress heads - six-week block of work. Fun activity for younger pupils. Once grown you could even use your own cress in your potato salad recipe. Download Potato Cress Head. Potato recipe - six-week block of work. An easy potato salad recipe, that works perfectly in the classroom.
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Grow a Cress Head! Ace Early Years 893 subscribers Subscribe 1 Share 610 views 2 years ago Ace Activities Why not have fun making your very own cress head?! You can grow hair for a potato.
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What You Need Large potato Cotton wool (or soil) Googly eyes Marker pen White PVA school glue Cress seed or grass seed (we used cat grass seed which gives thick straight blades of grass). Spoon and knife How to Make Potato Grass Heads Cut a slice off both ends of the potato so that it can stand up by itself and has a flat top.
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Instructions Instructions - Cut a hollow from the top of each potato - Draw face features on the potato/ write your name. - Moisten cotton wool and put in the hollow, add cress seed - Keep watered, stand back and watch it grow hairs. -You can use cress in salads.
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Put the filled pot in a dry and sunny spot (like a kitchen windowsill) for seven days and watch your cress grow! Spritz with water if the cotton wool looks like it's drying out. To harvest, simply snip your home-grown cress into an egg mayonnaise sandwich, toss into a leafy salad, or scatter over a soup - delicious! Tags: Family, How to
