
W7 Vascular and Nonvascular Plants
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6th Grade
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Noha Barada
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At the end of this lesson, you will be able to:
Explain how plants are classified and describe the main characteristics of each type.
Grade 6 T. Noha Barada
Topic 10 Lesson 4
Plants & Animals
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Open Ended
(apple tree, ferns, horsetail, poppies, pine tree)
How are these plants similar?
What characteristic do they share?
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Open Ended
How are the apple tree and the ferns different?
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Seed plants use seeds to reproduce. Examples include poppies, apple trees, pine trees and cedars.
Seedless plants use spores to reproduce. They live in shaded moist areas. Ferns, horsetails, & club mosses are seedless plants.
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Open Ended
(cedar tree, pine tree, mango tree, sunflower, spur tree and pea plant)
How are these plants similar?
What characteristic do they share?
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Open Ended
How are the pine tree and the mango tree different?
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Gymnosperms are non-flowering plants. This group includes plants that make cones like pine trees.
Angiosperms are flowering plants. They produce seeds that are enclosed in flowers or fruits.
Examples include tulips, lemons, and apples.
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Match
Match each plant group to its characteristic.
Vascular Plants
Seed Plants
Seedless Plants
Gymnosperms
Angiosperms
Plants that have vascular tissues.
Plants that use seeds to reproduce.
Plants that reproduce with spores.
Non-flowering Plants. Plants that make cones.
Flowering plants
Plants that have vascular tissues.
Plants that use seeds to reproduce.
Plants that reproduce with spores.
Non-flowering Plants. Plants that make cones.
Flowering plants
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Multiple Choice
Which is NOT a vascular plant?
Liverwort
Cherry Tree
Pine Tree
Apple Tree
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Multiple Choice
Which is NOT a seed plant?
Fern
Orchid Tree
Cedar Tree
Mango Tree
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Multiple Choice
Which is NOT an angiosperm?
Fir Tree
Tomato Plant
Magnolia Tree
Tulips
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Explain how plants are classified and describe the main characteristics of each type.
Grade 6 T. Noha Barada
Topic 10 Lesson 4
Plants & Animals
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