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Standards Met: LS1, LS2, Eight Practices of Science: 1) Ask questions (for science) and define problems (for engineering); 2) Develop and use models; 3) Plan and carry out investigations; 4) Analyze and interpret data; 5) Use math and computational thinking; 6) Construct explanations (for science) and design solutions (for engineering); 7) Engage in argument from evidence; and 8) Obtain, evaluate, and communicate information. Materials Needed: Lesson 1: Pre-soak kidney beans overnight, gather safety glasses, small beakers, paper towels, pipettes, Iodine solution (Lugol solution), photocopy 3 worksheets Brainstorming one side flower other side plant, Dicot Seed Lab with Seed Diagram on back, Lifecycle of a Seed Plant with Bill Nye Plant worksheet on back- some double sided, cut brainstorming worksheets in half. Lesson 2: Paper towel about 12inches long, Pair of scissors, Medium petri dish, 4 kinds of seeds: radish, bean, carrot, and pea, Pencil, Water, Germination Data/Results Seed Chart, Eyedropper, Masking tape Lesson 3: Kids Discover Magazine and Worksheet, Germination Data/Results Seed Chart, Life Cycle of a Seed Plant worksheet, Dicot Seed Diagram Worksheet, pencil, germinating seeds in a petri-dish Lesson 4: Lumarods, Germination Data/Results Seed Chart, pencil, plant cell worksheet, Poster puzzle of How Plants make food, How Plants make food worksheet, 4x6 index cards cut in half, photosynthesis poster, colored pencils Lesson 5: Photosynthesis index cards; Germination Data/Results Seed Chart, pencil, Parts of a flower worksheet, Flower model, KIM Vocabulary Worksheet-Parts of a flower Lesson 6: Germination Data/Results Seed Chart, Photosynthesis index cards, Fresh Flowers, Paper towel, colored pencils, Blank or lined papers, parts of flower worksheet Lesson 7: KIM Vocabulary Organizer-Parts of a Flower worksheet, Pollination video clips, Pollination worksheet, Word Scramble with Parts of a flower vocabulary words Lesson 8: KIM Vocabulary Organizer: Fruiting Worksheet, Fruiting Video Clips, Fruiting lab worksheet Lesson 9: KIM Vocabulary Organizer: How Plants Make Food Worksheet, Photosynthesis index cards puzzle, Word Scramble Lesson 10: KIM Vocabulary Organizer: Seeds Worksheet, Photosynthesis index card puzzle, Parts of a Plant Worksheet, Word scramble review Lesson 11: Exit Ticket for Seed Plants
A. Lesson 1 a. Brainstorming Session: (10 minutes) Artifact 1 i. Can you name everyday things in your house or at school that are made from plants? ii. What are flowers used for in houses, restaurants, and items at grocery stores? b. Notes of Life Cycle of Seed Plants worksheet (20 minute) Artifact 2 i. Pass out Life Cycle of a Seed Plant Worksheet (artifact 2) ii. Ask the students, What is the 1st step in the life cycle of a Seed Plant? 1. There is no 1st step, it is a cycle, trick question iii. What is the difference between an angiosperm and gymnosperm? 1. Angiosperm-is a vascular land plant whose seeds develop into fruit-annuals, biannuals, and perennials 2. Gymnosperms-Vascular plants that develop uncovered seeds-conifers-pine cones iv. Using the Elmo, model for students the life cycle of a seed plant c. Dicot Seed Lab: Kidney Bean w/seed labeling diagram (20 minutes) Artifact 3 i. Sketch what you see on the outside and inside-Model for Students ii. Materials: 1. Paper towel 2. Safety glasses 3. Beaker w/Iodine 4. Kidney bean 5. Lumarod B. Lesson 2 a. Review Life Cycle of Seed Plants (10 minutes) Artifact 2 b. Review Parts of the Seed (10 minutes) Artifact 3 i. Have students fill out the diagram on the back side of the Dicot Seed Lab as Review c. Germination Lab Set-up (30 minutes) Artifact 4 i. Materials: 1. Paper towel about 12inches long 2. Pair of scissors 3. Medium petri dish, 4. 4 kinds of seeds: radish, bean, carrot, and pea 5. Pencil 6. Water 7. Seed Chart 8. Eyedropper 9. Masking tape ii. Steps:-Model Steps for Students 1. Fold paper towel in and then in again creating 4 sections 2. Trace the base of the petri dish 3. Cut out the circle 4. Place paper towel circle in base of petri dish 5. Make a plus + sign and label bean, pea, carrot, and radish iii. Describe the beans shape, color, size-Model for students on Elmo iv. On Seed chart have students date chart; make sure they do not put information in the location and water. v. Next talk about amount of water needed to germinate in 5 or 6 days or less vi. How many squirts of water? 1, 2, or more vii. Be careful then give seeds squirts of water viii. Cover seed , place masking tape with name & sci period on it
C. Lesson 3 a. Review Life cycle of a seed (5 minutes) Artifact 2 b. Review parts of a seed (5 minutes) Artifact 3 c. Check on Seed Germination Lab (20 minutes) Artifact 4 i. Have student retrieve their seeds, take the lid off, and emphasize that they do not handle, tell them to use the pencil tip to move the seeds around ii. Have students observe the seeds and write down observations and descriptive words iii. How many squirts of water today? Record on chart with date and location. d. Kids Discover Magazine and Worksheet (15 minutes) Artifact 5 i. Discuss Photosynthesis D. Lesson 4 a. Repeat Steps a, b, & c from day 3- (15 minutes)- Artifact 4 i. Use Microscopes to look at seeds and have student sketch and label what they see b. Plant Cell worksheet (10 minutes) Artifact 9 pg 1 c. Cellular Respiration vs. Photosynthesis Artifact 6 pg 1 d. Put poster together Life Cycle of a plant (5 minutes) e. How Plants make Food worksheet (10 minutes) Artifact 7 page 1 f. Reactants --- Products, Catalysts: sunlight and chlorophyll (10 minutes)- 4x6 index cards cut in half-6 cards to each student with colored pencils E. Lesson 5 a. Review Photosynthesis (10 minutes) b. Check Seeds just as Day 3. (10 minutes) Artifact 4 c. Parts of a Flower (25 minutes) Artifact 8 page 1 d. Flower Label Model (5 minutes) Artifact 10 page 1 e. KIM Vocabulary Parts of a Flower Artifact 10 F. Lesson 6 a. Check Seeds: Final Day (30 minutes) Artifact 4 i. Spend 25 minutes going over class results ii. What conditions are ideal for seed germination b. Review Photosynthesis 5 minutes c. Review Parts of a Flower with Fresh Flowers (10 minutes) Artifact 10 page 1 i. Layout and label parts of the flower d. Offer plant growth contest: Students can take seeds home and grow. Set a date to have students bring in their plants for measurement and growth- (5minutes) G. Lesson 7 a. KIM Vocabulary Organizer: Parts of a Flower (30 minutes) Artifact 8 page 2 b. Pollination video clips and worksheet-(10 minutes) Artifact 11 page 1 c. Word scramble (10 minutes) H. Lesson 8 a. KIM Vocabulary Life Cycle of a Seed Plant: Fruiting 10 minutes Artifact 9 page 2 b. Fruiting Video Clips (5 minutes) c. Fruiting Lab (35 minutes) Artifact 11 page 2 I. Lesson 9 a. KIM Vocabulary How Plants make food (30 minutes) Artifact 7-page 2 b. Photosynthesis puzzle (10 minutes)-index cards c. Review Life Cycle of a Seed Artifact 9 page 2 d. Word Scramble (5 minutes)
ix. Have students pick a location on the shelf with a landmark (near phone, window, on heater, etc)
J. Lesson 10 a. KIM Vocabulary Seeds (30 minutes) Artifact 12 b. Photosynthesis puzzle review-index cards c. Word Scramble-review d. Life Cycle of a Seed Plant Review Artifact 6 page 2 e. Parts of a Flower puzzle review Artifact 10 page 2 K. Lesson 11: Exit Ticket a. Overview of entire unit b. Bill Nye: Plants Video and Worksheet Artifact 2-page 2
Artifact 1-page 1 Team Members Names: _____________________________________________________________________ Plants Directions: As a team, brainstorm as many answers as possible in 5 minutes. Can you name items in your house, school, and world that are made from plants? _________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________________
Team Members Names: _____________________________________________________________________ Plants Directions: As a team, brainstorm as many answers as possible in 5 minutes. Can you name items in your house, school, and world that are made from plants? _________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________________________________________________
Artifact 1-page 2 Team Members Names:______________________________________________________________________ Flowers Directions: As a team, brainstorm as many answers as possible in 5 minutes. Can you name items you can buy at the grocery store or have in your pantry at your house that use flowers as an ingredient? _________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Team Members Names:______________________________________________________________________ Flowers Directions: As a team, brainstorm as many answers as possible in 5 minutes. Can you name items you can buy at the grocery store or have in your pantry at your house that use flowers as an ingredient? _________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Directions: Write down ten facts in bullet form as you watch the video.
1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9.
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Directions: Write three questions about things you did not understand on the video. 11. 12. 13.
Artifact 3-Page 1 Name: Teacher: Dissecting a Dicot Class: Seed Date: Purpose: To observe and identify seed parts. Materials Needed: Red Kidney bean soaked in water for 24 hours; Iodine solution (Lugol Solution) in a small beaker; Eyedropper; Paper towel Procedures: 1. Observe the external structures of the red kidney bean. Find, sketch, and label the external (outside) parts of the seed in the bottom margin, using the External View to help you identify them.
2. Using your fingernail, carefully peel off the seed coat. Open the seed like a book to expose the insides. Each half of the seed is the cotyledon. Attached to the cotyledon is the plant embryo, which will become the new plant. a. The epicotyl is the small leaf-like structure that will become the leaves. b. The hypocotyl is the small stem-like structure that will form the stem. c. The radicle is the lower tip of the small stem-like structure that will form the roots. 3. Find, sketch, and label the internal (inside) parts of the seed in the bottom margin, using the Internal View to help you identify them. 4. Put the seed on the paper towel. CAUTION: Iodine is poisonous, causes stains, and is slightly corrosive. USE CAUTION WHEN HANDLING THIS SOLUTION! 5. Place one drop of Lugol Solution on each cotyledon and observe what happens. NOTE: Iodine in solution turns bluish-black in the presence of starch, a form of stored food, used in plants. 6. Write the answers to the following questions. QUESTIONS: 7. Was starch present in the cotyledons? 8. What does this indicate about the job or function of the cotyledons?
9. Could a seed made up of only cotyledons grow into a new plant? Why or why not? 10. Could a seed made up of only an embryo grow into a new plant? Why or why not? Artifact 3- page 2
Artifact 4-page 1
Artifact 4 page 2
Directions: Read the magazine pages with people at your table and write the answer(s) to the questions.
Pages 2-3
1. Name 3 plant products:
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Pages 6-7 Pick 4 biomes; write a descriptive word and name a plant that is found in each one.
Biome 1. 2. 3. 4. Descriptive Word Plant found in Biome
Pages 8-9
1. List two extreme plants and where you can find them:
Artifact 5 page 2 2. Draw and Label the 3 steps a seed goes through.
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Pages 14-15
List three plants that are used for natural cures and what they cure: Plant 1. 2. 3. Cure
Artifact 6-page 1
Cellular Respiration
Artifact 7-page 1
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NOTES
Artifact 7 page 2
K Key Idea
1. Roots
2. Stems
3. Leaves
4. Photosynthesis
5. Cellular Respiration
Artifact 8 page 1
Name: Teacher: Class: Date:
Parts of a Flower
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Flower Parts
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Sepal Petal Anther Filament Stigma Style Ovary
Descriptions
Green leaves at the base of the flower; Attached to the stem
Colored structures surrounding inner parts of the flower; Can have special, invisible patterns
Function
Protects the flower
And inside the flower Protects inside parts of the flower; Attracts pollinators Produces pollen (male reproductive cells for reproduction of the species) Supports the anther Traps pollen grains Connects stigma to the ovary; allows pollen to fertilize ovules Produces ovules (contain female reproductive cells for reproduction of the species)
Artifact 8- page 2
K Key Idea
1. Pistil 2. Stigma
3. Style
4. Ovary
5. Ovules
9. Petal
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Sepal
Artifact 9- page 1
Plant Cell
Label the parts of the plant cell on the lines provided:
(green )
Animal Cell
Label the parts of the plant cell on the lines provided:
Artifact 9- page 2 Purpose of the Lesson: To remember important words about the Life
K Key Idea
1. Flowering
I Information
2. Fruiting
3. Germination
5. Pollination
6. Seeds
Produces Pollen
Supports Anther
Sticky Top Part Female Part of the Flower Tube-like Middle Part Female Reproductive Cells Bottom Part
Artifact 10 page 2
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Directions: Write down ten facts in bullet form as you watch the video.
1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9.
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Directions: Write three questions about things you did not understand on the video. 11. 12. 13.
Archive 11 page 2
Fruiting Lab
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Directions: After examining an apple, answer each item, using complete sentences or complete, colorful, labeled diagrams. Fill out the chart and then write your conclusions about fruit.
1. Sketch, label, and color the outside of an apple. (Be sure to look carefully at the fuzzy end.)
2. Sketch, label, and color the inside of an apple. (Be sure to look carefully at the fuzzy end.)
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3. Do you find similar parts in the other fruits? 4. What is a fruit? 5. Fill in the chart below: Examples Fruit YES or NO Root YES or NO Contain Seeds YES or NO 6. Write a true statement about fruits: Apple Green Pepper Carrot
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Radish
Tomato
Artifact 12 page 1
K Key Idea
1. Seed
2. Hilum
3. Micropyle
4. Seed Coat
5. Plant Embryo
6. Epicotyl
7. Hypocotyl
8. Radicle
9. Cotyledons