Pollination and Germination

Pollination, Seed
Dispersal, and
Germination

3-27-24

Learning
Objective:

I can explore and
illustrate plant
growth.

Warm Up:

What do you remember about the plant
lifecycle?

Let's watch a
video:

• The Beauty of Pollination -

Moving Art

- YouTube

What did you notice in the

video:

Multiple Choice

True or false?

A pollinator carries pollen from the stamen to the pistil.

• True

• False

Multiple Choice

What word means that the seed has broken and a little plant has sprouted out?

• seed

• germinate

• pop

• soil

Multiple Choice

After being pollinated, a flower will produce a _______.

• seed

• another flower

• magic spell

• bird

Multiple Select

Check all of the ways that pollinators help with pollination.

• Pollinators move pollen from one flower to another

• Pollinators pick up seeds from the ground

• Pollinators move pollen from the stamen to the pistil

• Pollinators eat the pollen

• Pollinators help the plant make new seeds

Multiple Choice

3. Why are flowers colourful?

• To attract insects for pollination

• To produce good seeds from the flowers

• To produce good fruits

• To help the plant making food

Multiple Choice

Germinate means start to grow.

• true

• false

Multiple Choice

.............grow down into the soil.

• The leaves

• The roots

• The stem

Multiple Choice

....................grows up to the light.

• The leaves

• The roots

• The stem

Multiple Choice

Seeds need................and warmth to germinate.

• water

• light

Independent Work:

• Science Fusion pages 488-493