Reproduction and Growth of Plants

Multiple Choice

I agree with: (page 128)

• Mrs. Flores

• Mr. Myer

• Mr. Bricker

• Mr. Pappas

• Mr. Frist

Multiple Choice

The flowers are for:

• attracting bees

• making perfumes

• reproduction of the plant

Multiple Choice

All plants have the same reproductive structures.

• Agree

• Disagree

Multiple Choice

All plants reproduce in the same way

• Agree

• Disagree

Multiple Choice

Select the way you think plants reproduce by:

• Asexually

• Sexually

• Plants can reproduce in both ways; depending on the type of plant

Fill in the Blanks

reproduction occurs when a portion of a plant develops into a separate new plant.

Multiple Choice

Asexual reproduction involves the union of a sperm with an egg.

• True

• False

Match

Vocabulary review - Match the word with its correct meaning

• Spore

• Pistil

• Stamen

• Pollen

Reproductive structure

Female part of the flower

Male part of the flower

Tiny yellow balls

• Reproductive structure

• Female part of the flower

• Male part of the flower

• Tiny yellow balls

​Alef Game

Learning Objective

Explore the different types of plants.
Explore how plants reproduce sexually.

Match

Vocabulary review - Match the word with its correct meaning

• Spore

• Pistil

• Stamen

• Pollen

Reproductive structure

Female part of the flower

Male part of the flower

Tiny yellow balls

• Reproductive structure

• Female part of the flower

• Male part of the flower

• Tiny yellow balls

Categorize

Options (6)

Seedless

Seed

Flowering

Flowerless

Cones

Spores

Organize these options into the right categories

Types of plants (2)

Seed plants (2)

Flowerless have

Seedless grow from

​Examine the flower you got from your teacher. Remove the petals carefully to see the stamen and the pistil.

​Pollination VS Fertilization

​Parts of the Flower

​s s s s
s s s s
s s s s
s s s s

​Flower

​p p
p p

​Stamen

​Pistil

Match

Match the picture with its correct description

Pollination

Fertilization

Pollen moving in the pistil

• Pollination

• Fertilization

• Pollen moving in the pistil

Multiple Choice

Which term best describes the transfer of pollen from the male part to the female part of the plant?

• Fertilization

• Pollination

• Spore

• Flowering

Open Ended

How do you think plants spread their seeds if they cannot move?

Multiple Choice

Plants in nature have many ways to scatter/spread their seeds. This is called __________

• Dispersal

• Germination

Match

Match the word with its meaning

• Parachute

• Husk

• Deposit

• Propeller

• Hook

Like an umbrella

Dry outer covering

To put away

Fan

Able to attach

• Like an umbrella

• Dry outer covering

• To put away

• Fan

• Able to attach

​Group Activity

• With your group, read the bottom table in page 133, and complete the worksheet.

• The group that answers ALL questions correctly will get

• The group that gets above 7 will be rewarded

• The group that gets above 5 will be rewarded

​10 minutes

​Page 133

Open Ended

How can the seeds of a date palm tree move? (Wind/ water/ animals)? Explain your answer.

Match

Match the type of dispersal with the correct seed description

• Wind
• Water
• Animals

Lightweight, parachute or propeller

Able to float, waterproof

able to attach or contained in fruit

• Lightweight, parachute or propeller

• Able to float, waterproof

• able to attach or contained in fruit

Multiple Choice

Which is an example of an animal behavior that directly affects plant reproduction?

• Squirrels burying nuts

• Horses moving on grass

• Duck hiding from predator in grass

Multiple Choice

This coconut seed was carried to the beach from a nearby island. How do you think the seed was carried to the beach?

• By an animal who deposited it on the beach

• By water in the ocean

• By attaching on the fur of an animal

• By wind

End of Class​
Thank You

Multiple Choice

Which image shows a plant responding with phototropism?

​Alef 45

​Group Activity - Worksheet