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Plants Unit (PowerPoint, Lessons, Printables)

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Engage your class in an exciting hands-on experience learning all about plants! Plants Unit (PowerPoint, Lessons, Printables) is perfect for science in Preschool, Pre-K, Kindergarten, First Grade, and Second Grade classrooms and packed full of inviting science activities.

Students will learn about the needs of plants, parts of a plant, and the plant life cycle. This pack is great for homeschoolers, kids craft activities, and to add to your unit studies!

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Inside The Plants Unit (PowerPoint, Lessons, Printables) You Will Find:

-Science Lesson Plans for the week -Definition Posters – 12 pages -Word Wall Cards – 6 pages -My Flower Experiment – 4 pages -Plant Need and Parts of a Plant Sorting Cards – 6 pages -Plant Needs Activity – 2 pages -Parts of a Plant PowerPoint – 14 pages -Parts of a Plant Posters (exact same as PowerPoint above) – 14 pages -Parts of a Plant Worksheet and Posters – 4 pages -Growing a Lima Bean Recording Sheet – 2 pages -Life Cycle of a Plant – 16 pages -Science Journal Worksheets – 4 pages

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Science Lesson Plans for the Week

Throughout the week students will be completing science activities about plants. They will complete a flower experiment throughout the week and learn about the  needs of plants, parts of a plant, and the plant life cycle. Students will end the week by planting their own lima bean and recording it over the next couple of weeks.

Definition Posters

Twelve different definition posters are included to help students better understand key vocabulary words about plants.

Word Wall Cards

There are six pages of word wall cards with real pictures that you can use for a writing center or as a great visual to refer to during the week.

Plant Need and Parts of a Plant Sorting Cards

Six pages of sorting cards that cover plant needs and wants are included. The sorting cards will be a great visual for students during the lessons and the perfect way to review and/or assess the material that they are learning throughout the week.

Plant Needs Craftivity

This craftivity will have students make a flower pot, with each page containing what a plant needs in order to grow. It will be a fun, hands-on visual that students can easily refer to.

Parts of a Plant PowerPoint and Posters

This contains fourteen page PowerPoint that introduces students to parts of a plant. Real pictures are included. If you do not have access to a computer, there are identical posters that you can use instead.

Parts of a Plant

There is a poster that shows the different parts of a plant. Upon completion of the lesson, students will complete a worksheet that will require them to label the different parts of a flowering plant.

Parts of a Plant Activity

Students will apply everything that they have learned about parts of a plant and complete this interactive assessment.

Life Cycle of a Plant

This includes five posters  with real pictures and have posters with clipart that show the life cycle of a flowering plant. Students can complete a plant life cycle worksheet after the lesson.

Science Journal Worksheets

There are six different science journal worksheets for students to complete. There are two options for each one: single page layout or two per page layout.

Needs and Parts of a Flower Craft

At the end of the week, students can apply everything they learned about parts and needs of a plant, but doing this fun assessment.

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Uses of Plants. Plant Science. Humans have 3 Basic Needs. Food Clothing Shelter. Plants and Plant Products Used for Basic Needs. Food : fruits, vegetables, grains Clothing : cotton, linen, wool Shelter : lumber and wood products. Direct vs. Indirect Plant Sources.

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Uses of Plants Plant Science

Humans have 3 Basic Needs • Food • Clothing • Shelter www.OneLessThing.net

Plants and Plant Products Used for Basic Needs • Food: fruits, vegetables, grains • Clothing: cotton, linen, wool • Shelter: lumber and wood products www.OneLessThing.net

Direct vs. Indirect Plant Sources • direct plant sources: plants and plant products used by humans • indirect plant sources: humans use the animal and/or animal products that used plants or plant products www.OneLessThing.net

3 Broad Areas of Plant Science • Agronomy: concerns field crops and their soil environment • Horticulture: the science of crops grown for food, comfort, and/or beauty • Forestry: the science of tree production for varioius products www.OneLessThing.net

Agronomy • cultivating field crops for food and fiber; includes: • crop breeding and selection • soil management • pest control and management (weeds, insects, diseases, etc.) • harvesting and marketing www.OneLessThing.net

Ornamental Horticulture • growing and using plants for their beauty • Floriculture: the production and use of plants for their flowers and foliage • Landscape horticulture: the production and use of plants for outdoor environments www.OneLessThing.net

Food Crop Horticulture • growing plants for food • Olericulture: the study and science of producing vegetable crops • Pomology: the science of fruit and nut production www.OneLessThing.net

Forestry • the science of producing trees for various products including: • lumber, paper, and other wood products • specialty products such as syrup, rosin, and oil • natural forests can be managed for production and tree farms cultivate trees much like row crops www.OneLessThing.net

Types of Crops • Grain Crops • Fiber Crops • Fruit, Vegetable, and Nut Crops • Forage Crops • Ornamental and Turf Crops • Other Crops www.OneLessThing.net

Grain Crops • plants grown for their edible seeds or for the oil contained in their seeds and/or fruit • examples: • corn, sunflower, soybeans • wheat, oats, barley, rice • rye, sorghum, linseed • canola, peanut, cotton www.OneLessThing.net

Fiber Crops • plants grown for the fiber produced by their fruit, leaves, or stems • examples: • cotton • flax • jute • hemp www.OneLessThing.net

Fruit, Vegetable, and Nut Crops • plant crops grown mainly for food • a few examples: • apples, cherries, citrus fruits (oranges, grapefruit), berries (blueberries, strawberries) • tomatoes, onions, peppers • pecans, walnuts www.OneLessThing.net

Forage Crops • grasses and legumes grown for animal feed • examples: • bermudagrass • alfalfa • corn www.OneLessThing.net

Ornamental and Turf Crops • plants grown for beauty and appearance • includes: • cut flowers • shrubs • ground cover grasses www.OneLessThing.net

Other Crops • specialty crops including: • herbs and spices • beverage crops (coffee, tea, and cocoa) • medicinal crops www.OneLessThing.net

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