Flower Dissection - Parts of a Flower Worksheets, Diagrams, Do Now, Exit Ticket
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This flower dissection bundle is a great way for students to learn about the parts of a flower. It includes a full lesson plan, a 'do now' worksheet, anchor charts, video directions, flower dissection worksheets, a vocabulary exit ticket, a coloring page, answer keys, and PowerPoint presentation atPrice $3.50Original Price $4.00Save $0.50
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Help your students learn about the different parts of a flower with this hands on flower dissection activity. This "Parts of a Flower" product includes a full lesson plan, a 'do now' worksheet, anchor charts, video directions, flower dissection worksheets, a vocabulary exit ticket, a coloring page, and answer keys. You can also purchase my PowerPoint presentation that complements this lesson perfectly. Tailored for your science block, this lesson spans approximately 35-65 minutes, allowing flexibility based on the time you have available. You can allocate more time for in-depth discussion of each function or expedite the process if you're running short on time.
Objective: Students will be able to identify and describe the parts of a flower and their functions.
Standard: Big Idea 14: Organization and Development of Living Organisms
Benchmark: SC.3.L.14.1 Describe structures in plants and their roles in food production, support, water, and nutrient transport, and reproduction.
Vocabulary:
-Stem: Functions as the plant’s transport system, moving water and nutrients. Also provides structural support.
-Leaves: Primary site for photosynthesis, creating plant food with water, carbon dioxide, and sunlight. Facilitates gas exchange, taking in carbon dioxide and releasing oxygen.
-Flower: Helps the plant reproduce by attracting pollinators and making seeds. The flower is the reproductive structure of a flowering plant.
-Petal: Modified leaves surrounding a flower’s reproductive parts. Often brightly colored or uniquely shaped, they assist in attracting pollinators.
-Stamen: Male reproductive structure bearing pollen crucial for fertilization.
-Pistil: Female reproductive structure containing the ovary, where seeds develop.
-Ovary: Female reproductive organ producing and containing ovules, potential seeds.
-Ovule: The female reproductive cell within the ovary, holding genetic material for seed development.
-Pollen: Male reproductive cell essential for fertilizing ovules.
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