……………………………….. are flowering plants.

……………………………….. are nonvascular plants.

………………………………. are vascular plants that form spores.

......................... are animals with backbones.

................ to arrange or sort objects or living things according to their properties or characteristics.

........................ are animals without backbones.

Scientists classify plants based on their height and how they reproduce.

More animals do not have backbones than those that do have backbones.

Insects, spiders, crabs, and shrimp are arthropods.

Amphibians are usually covered with scales and breathe with gills.

Classify this animal.

Classify this animal.

Classify this animal.

Classify this animal.

Classify the animal.

Sphagnum is a nonvascular plant. It makes spores in cases at the tips of short stalks. What type of plant is it?

A cedar tree is a vascular plant. It produces cones. What kind of plant is it?

A lobster has an exoskeleton and jointed legs. What kind of animal is it?

Plants with the tube-like structure are called ………………………-

Tube-like structures that connect the plants' leaves, stems, and roots, transport ………….…..and ……………….. to all parts of the plant.

----------------- to start to grow

----------------- is the movement of pollen from stamen to pistil

----------------- is the process in which a sperm cell and an egg cell combine

Colourful petals can be helpful to a flowering plant for pollination.

Fertilization is the movement in which a sperm cell and an egg cell combine.

The female part of the flower is the pistil.

The hummingbird may help the plant in pollination.

What DOESN'T help in pollination?

What do you call the male part of a flower?

What is the female part of a flower called?

What is the function of the pistil in flowering plants?

…………………….. is the organ that makes seeds in flowering plants.

Most trees and grasses {without colorful petals} rely on ………………... for pollination.

Flowers make a sweet liquid called ………………….……

…………………………..includes all the changes the plant goes through while it is alive.

Scattering of the seeds is also called…………………………….