L1 - What are some plant structures?

______, ______, and ______help a plant survive.

L1 - What are some plant structures?

Water and nutrients move up the stem, and food moves down the stem.

L1 - What are some plant structures?

_________ is how the leaf makes food for the plant.

L1 - What are some plant structures?

Leaves make food for the plant. Veins move food out of the leaf.

L2-How do plants reproduce?

The life cycle of flowering seed plants includes germination, maturity, flowering, and seed production.

L2-How do plants reproduce?

Seeds do not have reproductive structures.

L2-How do plants reproduce?

Flowers can be pollinated in a variety of ways.

L3-How can we explore a plant's life cycle?

The three main parts of a seed are: the ______, the _____, and the ______.

L3-How can we explore a plant's life cycle?

______ is the process by which the little plant inside the seed grows and breaks out of the seed coat.

L4-How do animals reproduce?

All animals go through stages from birth to death.

L4-How do animals reproduce?

Some animals give birth to live young. Some lay eggs.

L4-How do animals reproduce?

________ is the process when animals change form at each stage. It may be complete or incomplete.

L5-How are living things adapted to their environment?

________ help organisms survive in their environments.

L5-How are living things adapted to their environment?

Two types of adaptations are ______ and _____.

L6-Why do bird beaks differ?

Bird beaks are one type of adaptation. Birds with the same beak type eat the same kind of food.

L6-Why do bird beaks differ?

________ beaks are adapted to help birds eat seeds.

L6-Why do bird beaks differ?

Birds with chisel-shaped beaks are adapted to probe for _______.

L6-Why do bird beaks differ?

Hooked beaks are adapted to help birds eat meat.

L6-Why do bird beaks differ?

The main function of a bird's beak is to help birds feed.