NON-POISONOUS PLANTS (Note: Some otherwise nonpoisonous plants can cause irritation on contact with skin or mouth. Inclusion on this list does not imply that plants are edible.) African Violet, house Hens and Chicks, a house Prickly Pear and Cholla plant plant cactus Asparagus Fern, house Hibiscus, a shrub Purple Velvet Plant, a plant Honeysuckle house plant Aster Hoya Purple Passion Babytears Ice Plant Willow Boston Fern Impatiens , a shrub Camellia Jade Plant, a house plant , a shrub Carnation Lady Slipper Rubber Tree plant/Ficus Chinese Evergreen, house Lavender Salvia, a shrub plant Lilac Schefflera, a house plant Christmas Cactus,a Magnolia Snake plant (see plant Marigold Tongue) Chrysanthemum , a tree Snapdragon Coleus, a house plant , a or house plant Spider Plant, a house plant Corn Plant, a house plant Monkey Grass Star Jasmine, a shrub Crepe Myrtle, a tree or Mother-in-Law Tongue / Swedish Ivy, a house plant shrub Snake Plant, a house plant Pea Crocus /Sansevieria Sword Fern / Boston Fern, Croton, a house plant Natal Plum, a shrub a house plant Daisies Norfolk Island Pine, a tree Ti Plant Dandelion or shrub Tiger Lily Dogwood Palms, a tree or house Tulip Dracaena (corn plant) plant Velvet (Purple Easter Lily Palo Verde, a tree Passion) Ferns Pansy Violets Figs, a plant Peperomia, a house plant Wandering Jew Forsythia , a shrub Wax Begonia, a house Fuchsia Petunia plant (Wax plant) Gardenia, a shrub Pine Trees, a tree Wild Strawberry Geranium , a or house plant Yucca, a shrub Hearts and Flowers Prayer Plant, a house plant Zebra Plant , a shrub Pregnant Plant Zinnia NONPOISONOUS PLANT SITES APPENDIX E Missouri Early Learning Standards Updated in 2013 Content Component/Developmental I. Approaches to Learning d. Develops independence during activities, Approaches to Learning routines and play 1. Shows curiosity 3. Exhibits creativity and inventiveness a. Expresses interest in people a. Tries new ways of doing thing. b. Shows interest in learning new things b. Uses imagination to generate a variety of c. Asks questions ideas c. Exhibits a sense of humor 2. initiative b. Initiates interactions with others 4. Shows confidence c. Makes decisions independently a. Expresses his or her own ideas and opinions
NON-POISONOUS PLANTS (Note: Some otherwise nonpoisonous plants can cause irritation on contact with skin or mouth. Inclusion on this list does not imply that plants are edible.) African Violet, house plant Asparagus Fern, house plant Aster Babytears Boston Fern Camellia Carnation Chinese Evergreen, house plant Christmas Cactus,a plant Chrysanthemum Coleus, a house plant Corn Plant, a house plant Crepe Myrtle, a tree or shrub Crocus Croton, a house plant Daisies Dandelion Dogwood Dracaena (corn plant) Easter Lily Ferns Figs, a plant Forsythia Fuchsia Gardenia, a shrub Geranium Hearts and Flowers , a shrub Hens and Chicks, a house plant Hibiscus, a shrub Honeysuckle Hoya Ice Plant Impatiens Jade Plant, a house plant Lady Slipper Lavender Lilac Magnolia Marigold , a tree , a or house plant Monkey Grass Mother-in-Law Tongue / Snake Plant, a house plant /Sansevieria Natal Plum, a shrub Norfolk Island Pine, a tree or shrub Palms, a tree or house plant Palo Verde, a tree Pansy Peperomia, a house plant , a shrub Petunia Pine Trees, a tree , a or house plant Prayer Plant, a house plant Pregnant Plant Prickly Pear and Cholla cactus Purple Velvet Plant, a house plant Purple Passion Willow , a shrub , a shrub Rubber Tree plant/Ficus Salvia, a shrub Schefflera, a house plant Snake plant (see Tongue) Snapdragon Spider Plant, a house plant Star Jasmine, a shrub Swedish Ivy, a house plant Pea Sword Fern / Boston Fern, a house plant Ti Plant Tiger Lily Tulip Velvet (Purple Passion) Violets Wandering Jew Wax Begonia, a house plant (Wax plant) Wild Strawberry Yucca, a shrub Zebra Plant Zinnia NONPOISONOUS PLANT SITES APPENDIX E Missouri Early Learning Standards Updated in 2013 Content Component/Developmental I. Approaches to Learning Approaches to Learning 1. Shows curiosity a. Expresses interest in people b. Shows interest in learning new things c. Asks questions 2. initiative b. Initiates interactions with others c. Makes decisions independently d. Develops independence during activities, routines and play 3. Exhibits creativity and inventiveness a. Tries new ways of doing thing. b. Uses imagination to generate a variety of ideas c. Exhibits a sense of humor 4. Shows confidence a. Expresses his or her own ideas and opinions
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