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4th Grade Science
Interactions in Ecosystems
Lesson 1

THURSDAY
January 9, 2025

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Do Now

Madelyn is collecting rocks near a river.
She pours water over one rock and
notices that some water seems to
disappear into the rock. What does this
tell Madelyn about the rock?

A.

The rock has tiny spaces that hold
water.

B.

The rock is smooth and shiny on the
surface.

C.

The rock is very heavy and does not
break.

D.

The rock is made of metal and stays
dry.

Santiago pours water over two different
rocks. One rock absorbs water quickly,
while the other does not absorb any
water. Which rock is more likely to collect
and store water underground?

A.

The rock that does not absorb
water.

B.

The rock that absorbs water quickly.

C.

Both rocks collect water equally.

D.

Neither rock can collect water
underground.

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Lesson Vocabulary

Producer/productora

Roots/raices

Stem/provenir

Fruit/fruta

Leaves/hojas

Flower/flor

English/spanish

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Producer/productora

An organism that uses
sunlight to make its
own food for energy
through
photosynthesis

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Stem/provenir

The stem supports the
plant and carries water
and nutrients to other
parts of the plant.

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Leaves/hojas

The leaves are a part of
the plant that grows
from the stem and
makes food for the
plant .

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Xylem/xilema

Tubes that carry water
from the roots to all
parts of the tree or
plant.

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Roots/raices

The roots grow
underground and take
in water and nutrients
from the soil.

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Interactions in Ecosystems

LO: SWBAT use models to
investigate and explain how
water moves from roots to
leaves in a producer.
DOL: Given scenarios, SW
correctly use models to investigate
and explain how water moves from
roots to leaves in a producer in at least 4 of 5 questions.
SCI.4.12A Investigate and explain how most producers can make their own food using sunlight, water, and carbon dioxide through the
cycling of matter;
SEPs 4.1A, 4.1D, 4.1E
RTCs 4.5B, 4.5D, 4.5F

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Multiple Choice

Photosynthesis is the process by which plants __________________________.

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make food for animals

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make food for themselves

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make food for humans

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Multiple Choice

After water enters the plant through the roots, it travels to the other parts through the ___________________.

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stomata

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xylem

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phloem

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leaves

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chloroplasts

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Essential Understandings &

Guiding Questions

What are the parts of the plant?

What is the function or job of each part of the plant?

How does water move from roots to leaves in a producer?

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Multiple Choice

Question image

Name the Plant Part.

(e)

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Flower

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Leaf

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Roots

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Stem

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Multiple Choice

Which part of the plant transports minerals and water from the roots to the leaves?

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Stem

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Leaves

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Flower

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Multiple Choice

What part of the plant absorbs sunlight?

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Roots

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Leaves

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Stem

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Multiple Choice

What part of the plant holds the plant in place?

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Roots

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Flower

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Stem

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Multiple Choice

The fruit protect/hold the _________.

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Roots

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Seeds

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Flower

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Multiple Choice

Seeds make ____ ______.

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Air

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Water

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New Flowers

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Roots

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What do you notice or wonder in the image?

What is the role of
the roots?

Can a plant
survive without its
roots?

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Traveling Water: Exploring How Plants Drink

How do you think water travels from the
roots (bottom) to the leaves (top)?

Predict what will happen when the celery
is placed in the colored water.

Observe how water moves up the fibers
of the paper towel.

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Traveling Water: Exploring How Plants Drink

What did you notice about the celery or
leaves after it was in the water?

How is this similar to what happens in a
real plant?

What might happen to plants if they
couldn’t get water to their leaves?

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Recap: Parts of a plant

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Plant Parts

Roots are part of the plant that grow
under the ground. The roots take in
water and minerals that the plant
needs.

Image by Karolina Grabowska from Pixabay

Image by analogicus from Pixabay

Leaves are part of the plant that grow
from the stem. Leaves absorb
sunlight and make food for the plant.

The stem is a part of the plant that
holds up or supports the plant.

What is the function of the roots of

a plant?

What is the function of the stem of

a plant?

What is the function of the leaves

of a plant?

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The Water Journey in a Plant

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Let’s revisit the phenomenon

What is the role of
the roots?

Can a plant
survive without its
roots?

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Match the parts of a plant with the correct definition of the plant part.

Roots
Supports the plant and carries water

and nutrients to other parts of the plant

Grow underground and take in water

and nutrients from the soil

Grow from the stem and make food for

the plant

Leaves

Stem

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Ethan notices that when he places flowers in colored water, the petals change
color. What part of the plant is Ethan modeling in this experiment?

A.

The way flowers produce food

B.

The way water moves to all parts of the plant

C.

The way roots hold the plant in place

D.

The way plants grow toward sunlight

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Kara compares two plant models. One uses a sponge and straws, and the
other uses celery and colored water. How are these models similar?

A.

Both show how roots hold the plant in place.

B.

Both show how plants absorb sunlight for photosynthesis.

C.

Both show how leaves release oxygen into the air.

D.

Both show how water travels from the soil to the leaves.

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DOL: Given
scenarios, SW
correctly use models
to investigate and
explain how water
moves from roots to
leaves in a producer
in at least 4 of 5
questions.

Demonstration of Learning

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●Some images used in this lesson are taken from Adobe Stock. Adobe Stock
https://stock.adobe.com

●Some images used in this lesson are taken from Great Minds. Great Minds
https://digital.greatminds.org

●Some images used in this lesson are taken from SAVVAS realize. SAVVAS
realize https://www.savvasrealize.com

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4th Grade Science
Interactions in Ecosystems
Lesson 1

THURSDAY
January 9, 2025

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