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1. Clean your desk and floor area
2. Get your science journal and a pencil
Picture Yes No Not Sure How Do You Know
1. Grass
2. Lily
3. Oak Tree
4. Bush
5. Seeds
6. Mushroom
7. Venus's flytrap8. Walking Stick
9. Pine Tree
10. Fern
11. Telephone Pole12. Bread Mold
Is This a Plant?
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Picture Yes No Not Sure How Do You Know
1. Sun
2. Light Bulb
3. Water
4. Box of cereal
5. Bee
6. Plant Fertilizer
7. Worm
8. Walking Stick
9. Oxygen
10. Carbon Dioxide
11. Sandwich
12. Potting Soil
What Plants Need for Growth
What Do We Think About Plants?
How Can We Find Out?
What Do We Conclude?
RootsTug on the plant to see if it comes out of the soil
Roots ANCHOR the plant
What plant part soaks up the water?
Conduct experiment and water only the roots or only the leaves & stem
The ROOTS soak up the water.
Stem transports the water
See if colored water moves up the stem and changes the color of the flowers
The stem is a TRANSPORTER. It moves the water through the plant.
Leaves make sugar (photosynthesis)
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A plant is a living thing that makes its own food and usually has a stem, leaves, roots, and flowers.
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Which part of the plant soaks up water?
A. StemsB. RootsC. LeavesD. All of them
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Roots Leaves and Stems (baggies)1. Get your plant number
2. Spray 8 squirts of water on the SOIL of the plant. Make sure no water gets on the leaves or stem.
3. Record what the plant looks Journal page 7
4. Record your prediction Journal page 7
1. Get your plant number
2. Hold the plant sideways over the sink. Spray the LEAVES and STEM with 8 squirts of the spray bottle. Try not to get any water on the soil.
3. Record what the plant looks Journal page 7
4. Record your prediction Journal page 7
Group 5LeeamMaggieOliviaGarrett
Group 2Savannah MasonEronNala
Group 3DaWonMartinJaylaHenry
Group 4RuqayahRawanLoura
Group 1AlbionEllaKamariHarmanny
Group 1AlbionEllaKamariHarmanny
Group 8Mrs. DufnerMiss Sheppard
Group 7AhmedIanFaris
Group 6JakyaJanaeRhiannon
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Observation Schedule and Procedure
1. ART special days ONLY2. First 10 minutes of science3. Squirt your plant (roots, leaves and stem) with 8 squirts of water4. Record observations in science journal (page 8, 9)
Leavessmells like coffee beanssmells like parsleypoint edge, but not pokeybrownsome felt roughsome felt smoothVeins
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photosynthesis plants use water, sunlight, and carbon dioxide to make SUGAR (food) and oxygen
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Key Terms
chlorophyll green substance produced by plants that captures light for photosynthesis, which produces food and oxygen.
leaf a plant part that grows out of the stem. Photosynthesis takes place in the leaf
veins small tubes that carry water and minerals throughout the leaf and help to give the leaf its shape and transport food to the rest of the plant
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Talk about these questions in your group:
1. What happened to the apple blossoms?2. Where did the apples come from?3. What would happen if there weren't any blossoms on the apple tree?
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Roots
Stem
Leaves
Flower
Fruit
Seeds
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apple orange
beetle crayfish
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color
size
shapephysical characteristics
what i
t needs
to
surviv
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how it
moves
seedsroots
leavesfruit
stem
flower
FlySwatter Game
vertebratesphotosynthesis
invertebratessurvival
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