Lesson 1: Life cycles and reproduction in plants
Exploring the life cycle of a plant and comparing the reproductive parts in different flowers through dissection.
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Before the lesson
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Lesson plan
Flowering plant reproduction involves seed dispersal and pollination.
Plants have different structures (root, stem, leaf, flower and fruit) that have different functions.
Mammals are vertebrates; an example of a characteristic is having fur.
Amphibians are vertebrates; an example of a characteristic is having moist skin.
Birds are vertebrates; an example of a characteristic is having feathers.
Insects are invertebrates; some have soft bodies, some have shells and some have an exoskeleton.
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