Interactive games for plants

Turtle Diary has created a variety of interactive online plant games to help your child learn everything there is to know about the importance of plants in nature. A perfect compliment to any classroom lesson plan, our plant games can be accessed at home for further practice of what's being taught at school. Your child will never be bored with these plant games online at their disposal. They will acquire interesting and useful knowledge they will be excited to share with their peers.

Turtle Diary offers a wide variety of plant games for kids. The games cover the following topics: plant life cycle, vegetables, fruits, and growing plants. These games are grade-appropriate, so your child stays on target at school, and the material will be challenging, but not impossible.

The games can be played as often as your child wishes. Remember not to pack the particles too tightly though — soil must be loosely packed for the best results. It causes them to think about photosynthesis and apply their knowledge to various situations. Sound is a recommended to reinforce the correct answer.

How well do you know the photosynthesis process? Find out by taking this fun sun quiz. Students will learn the terminology in the photosynthesis process using this audio-visual tool. If so, take a few minutes to watch this animation. Drag items into the binoculars to learn something about the item found. How quick can you find the plants, animals and insects in a watershed? Learn fun facts about each item you capture.

Investigate water samples to find the causes and solutions for challenges in a watershed. Seed Survivor. About Us Contact Us. Just For Kids Games. Toggle navigation. Finish our plants worksheets and be responsible in taking care of growing flowers, fruits, and vegetables. I have always had a passion for toys and games, and I have many fond memories of playing yard and board games with my friends and family growing up — before the days of playing on the internet! These games taught be valuable coordination and analytical skills, and demonstrating concepts in a fun and exciting way, an outlook which I appreciated and I built on through my years of teacher training.

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