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🌿 Let's Do School Botany Workbook - Grades 5–12

  • Writer: Sarah Perryman
    Sarah Perryman
  • Sep 2, 2025
  • 3 min read

Updated: Dec 8, 2025

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Looking for a science curriculum that sparks curiosity, without the dry textbook feel?


This colorful, full-course Botany (or Plant Morphology) Workbook is made just for homeschoolers, co-ops, and science classrooms!


It uses visual learning tools, hands-on experiments, and built-in activities to teach plant science from the ground up!


What Makes This Workbook Different:

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✅ A complete, open-and-go botany curriculum for grades 5–12.


✅ Includes a high school science credit track with experiments, diagrams, research, and vocabulary.


✅ Gentle enough for late bloomers, deep enough for older learners.


✅ Neurodivergent-friendly: structured, visual, flexible, and creative.

Why this Book Works

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When I first started teaching plant science in the classroom and at home, I kept running into the same problem: every book was too challenging for one reason or another. Some were dry as toast, some were beautiful but included too many written explanations, and others were full of facts, but my students couldn't relate to them.


My student's eyes would glaze over. Not because they were uninterested, but because the material didn't meet them on their level.


That’s what pushed me to create this botany book the way I wish it had existed for us—bright, colorful pages that actually pull kids in, big scientific ideas broken down into simple, meaningful bits, and activities that make learning feel alive. We do small experiments, make vocabulary games, and build a growing collection of plant cards so the information sticks in their hands as much as their minds. It’s science made friendly, doable, and honestly pretty fun. That was the goal all along: a botany book kids enjoy, and moms don’t have to wrestle with.


"GREAT resource for learners grades 5-12! I am using this curriculum with my 2E 9th grader as a full HS credit course and with my dyslexic 6th grader. The things I love about this curriculum so far are the included HS credit rubric and the layout. It's colorful, engaging, hands-on on and academically rigorous in an accessible format. The HS credit rubric is easy to follow, and the included research and experiment pages make it simple to follow and include all the important parts of those papers and assignments. We are adding a few readers for my HS student, e.g. Braiding Sweet Grass and Sugar Changed the World. Highly recommend this course for secular home educators looking for a course that you can use with multiple kids at varying grade levels and ensure academic rigor! " - Genny S.

What’s Inside:

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🧪 Clear, conversational lessons that explain key concepts without overwhelming your student.


🧪 Hands-on experiments using simple, inexpensive supplies.


🧪 Full-color diagrams, Venn charts, cut-and-paste activities, and visual comparisons.

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🧪 Vocabulary work to help students master science terms and reinforce learning.


🧪 Optional high school-level research prompts and extension activities.


🧪 Designed for both independent learners and parent-guided discussion.



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📚 Workbook Specs:


175 full-color pages


Durable plastic front and back covers

Comb binding (lays flat!)

For Families


Co-Ops, Classrooms, Groups, Schools, and Non-Profit Discount Pricing!



Whether your students learn best by seeing, doing, or exploring at their own pace, this workbook invites them to slow down, observe, and truly understand the plant world. w


🌼 No busywork. No boredom. Just real science, creatively taught.



🥽 Supplies you will need: Pumpkin and Bean seeds, Containers, Paper Towels, a Carrot, a Popcorn Kernel, Frozen or Canned Corn, Potting Soil, a Lamp or Flashlight, Food Coloring, and the basics (pencils, glue, scissors), etc.

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