Introducing the *coolest* new read of the year~ all about how to be the coolest bean in the pod, featured in the MaiStoryBook Library Collection: “The Cool Bean” by Jory John and Pete O…

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Have you ever planted bean in a baggie on a window, and wanted a bit something more to make it pop? Students enjoy observing the growth of seeds to plants. Then this easy to use STEM resource is for you. This Science Activity Includes: *Signs for your window saying "The Great Bean Race Has Begun." In 2 sizes. *Rulers to tape to baggies to measure how many centimeters your beans have grown each day. *2 Different student observation charts for them to graph their bean's progress *Teacher direction sheet Includes Links to the Common Core Standards for Mathematics Which this Activity Addresses. Take a look at what other teachers had to say about this science lapbook: “This was perfect to go along with our germination lesson. I laminated the title pages and taped them on my windows and the students hung their bags on all the windows.” “This is perfect for my students to be able to grow and measure their bean plant.” “I love having the ruler attached to the bag for easy data collection.” “My students are so excited to start "The Great Bean Race" activity! This lesson is easy to follow and put together. Minimal cost involved, which is a plus for teachers on tight budgets!“ Pair With Your Favorite Copy of Jack and the Beanstalk and My Fairytales Lapbook for an engaging multidisciplinary unit! Don't forget that leaving feedback earns you points toward FREE TPT purchases. I love that feedback! Also, follow me and be notified when new products are uploaded. New products are always discounted for the first 24 hours they are posted. Followers get the best deals! Please feel free to contact me with any questions through my store or on my blog at www.CarrberryCreations.com

Teach children ages 3-8 to learn to love beans with our interactive "Bonkers for Beans!" Printable Recipe and Activity Book. What's inside: 28-page printable recipe/activity book Teach your kids to learn to love beans! 5 bean kid-friendly recipes 2 bean games with printable boards and playing pieces 3 bean art projects with printables Bean growing project with worksheet 4 bean coloring/activity pages "I Will Try Beans!" incentive chart Bean fun facts Tips from a pediatric dietitian to help your kids eat beans

Introducing the *coolest* new read of the year~ all about how to be the coolest bean in the pod, featured in the MaiStoryBook Library Collection: “The Cool Bean” by Jory John and Pete O…

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A fun funky package suitable for a science unit on growing plants or to go with a literacy unit about Jack and the Beanstalk OR a math unit on graphing the growth of a bean plant. The Beans and Beanstalks package includes: An ORIGINAL poem about how I grew a bean plant A bean diary page Instructions for planting a bean without soil Instructions for planting a bean with soil Blank Bean booklet to make Word Search – Beans and Beanstalks – full of bean vocabulary The Life Cycle of a Bean – draw and label the different stages of growth Bright Bean Vocabulary to cut and display What does a bean need to grow? – worksheet My Bean Growth graph – students graph the growth of their bean ( Pot plant labels for those bean pots Order - cut and paste (linked to the poem) activity Also includes a few ideas about how to use in the classroom or at home. Excellent for ESL and home schooling too. Enjoy LearningthruEnglish

I made this series of activities to go along with one of my favorite read alouds, The Cool Bean by Jory John. I love reading this book at the beginning of the school year, but it's perfect for anytime you'd like to promote kindness and inclusion in the classroom. Many activities focus on being "cool...

I heard this story before this summer. I knew Jon Gordon and Damon West were releasing “The Coffee Bean”. Without revealing too much but perking your curiosity… This is a story th…

Introducing the *coolest* new read of the year~ all about how to be the coolest bean in the pod, featured in the MaiStoryBook Library Collection: “The Cool Bean” by Jory John and Pete O…

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Introducing the *coolest* new read of the year~ all about how to be the coolest bean in the pod, featured in the MaiStoryBook Library Collection: “The Cool Bean” by Jory John and Pete O…

The Cool Bean by Jory John and Pete Oswald is a great book to share for SEL and character education. This book companion contains comprehension questions, vocabulary activities, graphic organizers, a cool bean writing craft, and more! These activities can help guide your students through the book. When you download this .zip file, you will find three resources: Original File - this is a printable packet for students with teacher answer keys Google Slides Link - copy and assign the student pages in Google Classroom Student PDF - this is a fillable PDF that students can type directly onto File Contents: Pg. 1 Cover Pg. 2 Table of Contents Pg. 3 Book Summary Pg. 4 Reading Response Journal Cover Pg. 5-6 Character Charts Pg. 7-10 Comprehension Cards (color, B/W) Pg. 11-12 Comprehension Questions (written response) Pg. 13-14 Sequencing Activity Pg. 15-17 Retell and Summary Graphic Organizers Pg. 18-19 Story Elements Spinner (color, B/W) Pg. 20-25 Vocabulary Cards (color, B/W) Pg. 26 Vocabulary Match-Up Pg. 27 Vocabulary Fill-in-the-Blanks Pg. 28-30 Extra Book-Themed Activities Pg. 31-39 Cool Bean Writing Craft Directions and Templates Pg. 40-43 Writing Pages Pg. 44-49 Answer Keys Pg. 50 Credits Click on the preview to learn more about this pack. Please Note: You will need access to the book, The Cool Bean to use this resource. This book is not included with this download. I suggest you see if this book is available to check out in your school or public library. ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• You might also like: Hey, Little Ant Dragons Love Tacos The Invisible Boy Other Picture Book Companions Chapter Book Companions ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Stay Connected with Stories by Storie ♦ Blog ♦ Instagram ♦ Pinterest ♦ Facebook To find out about freebies, discounts, and new products, look for the ★ green star next to my store logo and click follow me. If you have any questions, comments, or need changes made to this product to fit your classroom needs, please e-mail me: [email protected]. You can also contact me through my store's Q & A section. © Stories by Storie - This item is intended for a SINGLE classroom. Duplication for other classrooms, an entire school, a school district, or for commercial purposes is strictly forbidden. Violations are subject to penalties of the Digital Millennium Copyright Act. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••

There are many great pole and bush bean companion plants you can try in your garden. Here's a full list of them, along with a few to avoid.

Generally, beans are an excellent food source that can be used as green vegetables and they have great nutritional benefits. One easy and simple garden crop to grow is the bush beans variety. But do you know if bush beans need a trellis for support? Keep reading for information on this.

Planting with kids can be a lot of fun! Out of all the different seeds that I've planted with kids, I've had the most success with bean seeds and kids get excited because they grow pretty quickly. Materials hand lens bean seeds clear plastic cups potting soil plastic spoon (for soil) markers to put student names on their cup(s) container with water Directions Begin the lesson by providing the students with some bean seeds to examine. Have students use a hand lens to observe the seeds. Ask students what these seeds would need in order to grow. Elicit from students that the seeds will need: soil, water, sunshine, and air to grow. Provide each child with a cup, a few bean seeds, and some soil. Have students fill their cups half full with potting soil. Have them place two fingers in the soil and make a few spaces for the seeds, then drop in a few seeds and cover the seeds over with soil. Ask students to brainstorm the best locations to place their newly planted seeds. Have the students water the plants and place them in a sunny spot (window sill, etc.). Have students observe their plants each day to see if they need water. Have students keep a daily log of their plant growth by sketching and/or writing about what they observe each day. Have fun! The teacher can make a few holes in the bottom of the cups for students (using a nail or pencil point) prior to passing out the cups to students to prevent the overwatering of the plants. Day 1 Follow Up Have a selection of plant books at the children's reading levels for them to spend some time reading independently or with a partner. For younger students, the teacher can read a book to the students. (Example: The Tiny Seed by Eric Carl ) Do a movement exercise with kids in grades K-2. Have the students crouch down and pretend to be a tiny seed just planted. Pretend to water them, and have the children slowly rise (their stem is growing). Pretend to add more water and they can now stand tall and spread their arms (their leaves are opening up to reach the Sun.) Day 10 Day 10 - Back cup didn't grow! :(

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This is sort of a bean inception. I really love beans. Pinto beans. Black Beans. Green Beans. Okay, the green beans are a stretch but you get what I mean. My Mom made beans a lot. It was more like a beans soup because it was liquidy not refried. I love refried beans a lot too. When she passed that ended my bean fast track. Until my wife started making them and she makes awesome beans. So flavorful and tasty. They make great refried beans too. She makes so much that I am in bean heaven for a week. I say heaven only because of the cloud of farts that follow me for a week.

If I had to choose one vegetable to grow, it'd be green beans. Beans are wonderful plants, providing benefits to our bodies and our garden soil. Through my many years of growing beans in my own garden, I have discovered a few tips to share with you on how to grow green beans. [by Melissa Norris]

Introducing the *coolest* new read of the year~ all about how to be the coolest bean in the pod, featured in the MaiStoryBook Library Collection: “The Cool Bean” by Jory John and Pete O…

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I heard this story before this summer. I knew Jon Gordon and Damon West were releasing “The Coffee Bean”. Without revealing too much but perking your curiosity… This is a story th…

"Why am I craving beans So Much" Take a Deep Dive into the Top 15 Reasons Why We Crave Beans Suddenly.

Beans are a subset of the broader classification of vegetables, ‘Legumes’. Legumes include other foods such as chickpeas, edamame beans and lentils. In this blog post about the health benefits of beans, I use the term interchangeably as most people are more familiar with the term ‘beans’. Beans should be an integral part of a

Where Have You Bean All My Life? Baked Beans original illustration on a soft pink background. If you want a custom coloured background if pink isn't to your liking, just drop me a message! Hand made and made to order. Our prints are of the highest quality, printed on Archival 290gsm satin paper, giving the pin-sharpness of gloss without the glare and stickiness in your frame! Combining high quality vivid inks and archival paper, our prints won't fade over time and are made to last! All our art work, illustrations and typography are original and created in-house by myself, Tasha :) *Print Only* Your print will be packaged in a clear sleeve to protect from moisture and wrapped in acid-free pink tissue paper with our cute Peachi branding and a sturdy cardboard back Envelope with 'Do Not Bend'. An additional protector sheet will be inserted to prevent any damage or bending to the print. If ordering size A3 or above, your print will come lovingly packaged within a cardboard tube. Prints are ready to ship within 2-4 working days, via Royal Mail First Class. Royal Mail international standard delivery is also available for 3-7 days. If you require a custom print size, I can resize this to suit your requirements. Please enquire via message. Available print sizes for this design: 7x5" 8x10" A5 - 148x210mm = 5.8 x 8.3 inch A4 - 210x297mm = 8.3x11.7" A3 - 297x420mm = 11.7x16.5" A2 - 420mmx594mm = 16.53x23.4” Please note colours may vary due to different collaborations of monitors. Postage Redelivery: If Royal Mail attempts delivery of your package and you're not available, you will have 18 calendar days to collect the package/arrange redelivery before they send it back to us. If this happens, there will be a resend charge of £3.95 to cover the additional postage to resend. Copyright | © 2022 Peachi Prints - All designs, graphics and fonts are copyrighted, remain the rights of the seller, and cannot be reproduced or altered in any way without obtaining written permission from the copyright owner. Distribution or reselling of these graphics is strictly prohibited.

Introducing the *coolest* new read of the year~ all about how to be the coolest bean in the pod, featured in the MaiStoryBook Library Collection: “The Cool Bean” by Jory John and Pete O…

This is for 50 Organic, Non-GMO Seeds. High germination rate and heavy producers. A bush bean with gorgeous purple pea blossoms followed by royal purple long pods. These have a bush form and do not require a trellis or stakes to climb on. The pods turn green when cooked and are delicious! Ideal temperatures for planting are between 70-80 degrees. Sprouts quickly. Harvest in only 50 days! I combine shipping on all seed orders, you pay one flat fee for as many seeds as you would like for no additional shipping. Orders over $35 for any combination of items in my shop ship for free! All of my seeds are tested and guaranteed. Most of my seeds are fresh off of my own plants. See below for full planting instructions. See the last photo for a printable version of planting instructions that you can print by simply pressing and hold CTRL and then pressing P. - - - - Plant when temperatures are between 70-80 degrees. Planting time will depend on your climate. Choose an area that gets full sun. Dig out an area a few inches deep and replace the soil with a good garden soil. Manure and/or organic compost is also beneficial. These have a bush habit so they do not require staking. Plant seeds ½ to 1 inch deep. Water well and continue to water daily until they sprout, then water as needed. Seeds will sprout in only 1-2 weeks. You can add some vegetable fertilizer while they are growing if so desired. I like to use an organic chicken manure for organic gardening. The blooms are a beautiful purple followed by equally gorgeous purple beans. A NOTE ON SEED STORAGE: The key for seed storage is cool, dark and dry. If your temperatures are not quite right for planting, you can keep the seeds viable by keeping them in the plastic bag that I send them in (which is thick and food grade for specifically this purpose,) place that in a paper bag to block light and put it in your refrigerator until you are ready to plant. This can be done with most all seeds and will keep them viable for 1-5 years depending on the species. If you have a basement, you can store them there as well. A sealed mason jar in a paper bag is also ideal.

Introducing the *coolest* new read of the year~ all about how to be the coolest bean in the pod, featured in the MaiStoryBook Library Collection: “The Cool Bean” by Jory John and Pete O…

Terrific story about learning that you can't control the way other people act, only yourself. Also perfect for an author study of Jory John using the book, The Cool Bean. The pack includes the Cool Bean Craft pattern and 18 writing printables. Check my blog: First Grade Blue Skies for a full description and preview…or click on the PREVIEW for pictures of the pages included. *The pack is supplemental material and does not replace the book! If you are looking for more Jory John packs, stay tuned because they are coming soon! I also have a book companion for The Bad Seed. Here is a very brief overview of the pages included: Character/setting page How to help Cool Bean Snapshot Clothes don't fit Cool sunglasses swagger What makes the Cool Beans cool? Sequencing page Why did he have a goofy smile? What could he do to be cool? What makes you cool? Venn diagram to compare with The Couch Potato 2 Plot pages (B, M, E) -one lined and one unlined Class graph (Is he really bad) Problem/Solution What is confidence? Why weren't they friends? What does it mean that somebody "had his back?"? 2 coloring pages Template for Cool Bean Craft!

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Spray-paint 10 lima beans the same color on just one side. Students use a small cup to shake beans. Students spill beans and record the amount of beans for each color to demonstrate ways to make 10.Use to enrich kindergarten math studentsUse for first grade math to practice a challenging conceptUse ...

See how to grow pole beans like a pro - Learn how to plant & maintain pole beans, and how to make your beans climb high with big yields!

There are several types of green beans but they fall into 2 categories - pole beans vs bush beans. Find out the differences between the two.

Beans are a great source of protein and fiber. Since they are a nonanimal food source, they are low in cholesterol. For that reason, more and more people are incorporating beans in their diets. Growing Beans Beans are a warm weather vegetable and grow best in fertile soil under full sunlight. Some beans, like snap […]

Long bean is a variety of beans, which looks much thinner and longer than the others. Mostly they are growing in Asian countries as they love to grow in warm conditions. But still, you can grow long beans in any part of the world.