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Plant Classification  Lesson

Plant Classification Lesson

Assessment

Presentation

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Science

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1st Grade

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Practice Problem

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Easy

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NGSS
MS-ESS1-1, MS-ESS1-2, MS-ESS1-3

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Standards-aligned

Created by

Kathy Billmyer

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10 Slides • 5 Questions

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Classifying Plants

SOL 1.4

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There are many kinds of
plants

▪ We can sort the

plants into different
categories

*Edible and non-edible
*Flowering and non-flowering
*Evergreen and deciduous

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Multiple Choice

What is one way plants can be sorted ?

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Edible and non edible

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Tall and short

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Pretty and not pretty

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Edible Plants

▪ Plants that can be

eaten

▪ Many of these are

grown by farmers for
us to eat

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Non-Edible Plants

▪ Should not be eaten

by humans

▪ Could make you very

sick or may just taste
bad

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Multiple Choice

Which group of plants is edible?

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Apples, spinach, blueberries, zucchini

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Grass, weeds, poison ivy

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Flowering plants

▪ They produce flowers
▪ Seeds come from the

flowers

▪ Some flowers turn

into fruits or
vegetables

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Non-Flowering Plants

▪ Does not produce

flowers

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Evergreen Trees

▪ Stay green

throughout the year

▪ Often produce cones

– but not always

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Deciduous Trees

▪ Lose their leaves in

the fall

▪ Most fruit trees are

deciduous

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Multiple Select

Mark all of the evergreen plants.

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Holly

2

Douglas Fur

3

Red Oak

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How can you classify this
plant?

▪ Edible
▪ Flowering
▪ Deciduous

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How about this one?

▪ Evergreen
▪ Non-edible
▪ Non-flowering

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Poll

Which edible plant is your favorite?

banana

carrots

corn

grapes

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Poll

Which flower do you think is the prettiest?

columbine

sunflower

plumeria

dahlia

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Classifying Plants

SOL 1.4

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