Catalyst What are the parts of a flower that you already know? What do they do? Flower Dissection 2/8/16 Reflection: 30L 30R.

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Catalyst What are the parts of a flower that you already know? What do they do? Flower Dissection 2/8/16 Reflection: 30L 30R

This diagram is a typical flower. Using your fingers carefully take apart your flower piece by piece and set them on the table

Catalyst Name one part of a flower and create an analogy to a part of the body Flower Dissection 2/8/16 Carefully draw the parts of a flower you identify You can take up the whole paper Reflection: 30L 30R

Using this diagram to label each of your flower part pictures This diagram is a typical flower. Using this diagram to label each of your flower part pictures

Catalyst What are the parts of a flower that you already know? What do they do? Flower Dissection 2/8/16 Reflection: There is a lot of variation in flowers, what is the purpose of so many different looking/smelling flowers? 30L 30R