LIFE CYCLES I can explore, illustrate, and compare life cycles in living organisms.

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LIFE CYCLES I can explore, illustrate, and compare life cycles in living organisms.

Egg-straordinary Lists! Quick! Your group has only two minutes to list as many organisms as possible that begin their life cycle as eggs! Ready? Set? …Go!

Egg-straordinary Lists! How many organisms did your group come up with?

Key Concept 1 Organisms undergo observable changes during their life cycle including birth, growth and development, reproduction, and death.

Key Concept 1 A life cycle represents all the stages in an organism’s life from birth to death.

Content Connections Video 1 Write the different stages of the seed that is planted at the start of the video!

Content Connections Video 1 Did you catch each stage of development? 1. seed 2. seedlings (green poking out of soil) 3. taller with more leaves 4. flowers 5. pollinated flowers = tomato 6. seeds inside the tomato

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