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Interpret. The pollination
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Do you think that the two types of flowers have the same type of pollination? Which of the two flowers could be pollinated by the wind? Which characteristics make this more likely? Why is the other type…
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Different types of corolla
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The petals of a flower usually all look the same, like the wild rose. Some flowers have a very distinct shape, as in the example of the broad bean. Other flowers, like tulips, have similar petals and…
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Unit 5
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Plants have stems and plants have leaves, Underground they all have roots, Plants make oxygen and seeds, Some grow flowers and tasty fruits.
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Plant growth
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In this BrainPOP movie children can examine how plants grow. They’ll learn why flowers grow on apple trees, and how plants reproduce through pollination.
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How plants grow
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Activity designed to help us learn how plants and flowers grow. We read a text and answer the questions (multiple-choice).
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Word square
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These words are connected to Washington Square: ducks fertilizer festival fish flowers grass landmark playground rain water How are they connected? Write a sentences using each one.
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Buzz pollination
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Most flowering plants are more than willing to spread their pollen around. But some flowers hold out for just the right partner.
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Plant reproduction
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In this unit we are going to learn about how flowering and non-flowering plants reproduce. The reproductive organs of most plants are in the flowers. It is in this part of the plant that the two…
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Reproduction in plants
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Plants reproduce Plants use their flowers to reproduce. Flowers have two main parts: The stamens. These contain the pollen grains. The pistil. This contains the ovules. When pollen grains fall on the…
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Introduction - Plant reproduction
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In this unit we are going to learn about how flowering and non-flowering plants reproduce. The reproductive organs of most plants are in the flowers. It is in this part of the plant that the two…
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