P-HIC: Sunflower Seeds

May 20, 2021

Year 1 P-HIC children followed instructions to plant sunflower seeds. We used our ‘bossy verbs’ to make the instructions clear: use, fill, press, put, and pour.

Here is our fantastic work that we produced too!



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