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 SC.4.L.16.1 Plant Reproduction Lesson Gu

SC.4.L.16.1 Plant Reproduction Lesson Gu

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Science

1st - 5th Grade

Hard

NGSS
MS-LS1-5, MS-LS2-4, 3-LS1-1

+4

Standards-aligned

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Julio Alicea

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16 Slides • 25 Questions

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Open Ended

Why is the process of plant reproduction important for the survival of flowering plants?

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Multiple Choice

Which of the following is NOT one of the main processes involved in plant reproduction?

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Pollination

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Seed dispersal

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Photosynthesis

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Germination

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Multiple Choice

What is the main purpose of the stem in a plant?

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To support the plant and transport water and nutrients

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To absorb sunlight for photosynthesis

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To produce seeds

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To attract pollinators

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Fill in the Blank

How do flowering plants make other flowering plants?

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Open Ended

Explain the function of the ovary in a flowering plant and why it is important for reproduction.

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Multiple Choice

Which part of the flower is responsible for attracting pollinators?

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Petal

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Stamen

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Ovary

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Pistil

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Multiple Select

Which of the following are reproductive parts of a flower?

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Stamen

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Pistil

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Petal

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Ovary

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Fill in the Blank

The process where a seed begins to grow is called ___.

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Open Ended

Describe the stages in the life cycle of a bean plant as shown in the diagram.

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Open Ended

Why do flowers need pollinators?

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Multiple Choice

Which plant part is NOT involved in its reproduction?

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seed

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flower

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fruit

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root

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Fill in the Blank

Seeds do not need ___ to germinate.

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Multiple Select

Which of the following steps are part of the procedure to test if seeds need light to germinate?

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Label circles with LIGHT and NO LIGHT

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Put seeds in the middle and add water

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Cover seeds with clear plastic top

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Plant seeds in outdoor soil

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Multiple Choice

What materials are needed to test if seeds need light to germinate?

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Petri dishes, seeds, water, measuring circles, clear cups

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Soil, fertilizer, sunlight, ruler

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Plastic bags, sand, thermometer, pencil

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Leaves, stems, flowers, water

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Open Ended

What does the word 'germination' mean in the context of plant reproduction?

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Open Ended

Describe the process of a seed growing into a seedling. What changes do you observe?

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Multiple Choice

Which part of a plant cycle of life is shown in the picture?

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seed growing into seedling

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blossom growing into fruit

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seedling growing into plant

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seed growing into fruit

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Multiple Choice

The inside of a bean seed is shown in the diagram. Which statement describes what must occur for the bean seed to develop into a plant?

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The seed must germinate.

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The seed must be pollinated.

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The seed must double in size.

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The seed must be carried to a different location.

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Multiple Select

Based on the images and categories in the seed dispersal chart, which of the following are methods by which seeds can be dispersed?

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Water

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Animal Fur

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Animal Droppings

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Wind

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Open Ended

What is the main difference between seed dispersal by wind and seed dispersal by animals?

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Fill in the Blank

Seed dispersal by explosion is an example of a method that helps seeds to be spread over a _______ area.

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Open Ended

Explain how seed dispersal helps plants survive and grow in different environments.

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Multiple Choice

The purpose of seed dispersal is for the seeds to ________.

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germinate at the same time

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move to the same place to grow

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move farther away from the parent plant

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compete with one another for minerals in the soil

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Open Ended

Which process of plant reproduction would you like to learn more about or found most interesting: pollination, seed dispersal, or germination? Explain your choice.

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Multiple Choice

What are the main processes involved in sexual reproduction in flowering plants?

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Pollination, fertilization, seed dispersal, and germination

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Photosynthesis, respiration, and transpiration

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Growth, dormancy, and decay

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Water absorption, nutrient uptake, and flowering

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