1. Pollination Notes Page 23

2. Self Pollination 1 “parent” because there is only 1 flower Pollen is transferred from one part of the flower to another part of the same flower

3. Self Pollination Draw this example of a self- pollinating plant in your notes.

4. Self Pollination Use the Internet to find at least 2 examples of self-pollinating plants. Write these 2 examples in your notes.

5. Cross Pollination 2 “parents” (1 “boy” and 1 “girl”) because there are 2 flowers Pollen is transferred from one flower to a different flower Animals and wind can help this process

6. Cross Pollination Draw this example of cross- pollinating plants in your notes.

7. Cross Pollination Use the Internet to find at least 2 examples of cross-pollinating plants. Write these 2 examples in your notes.

8. Want to See Pollination in Action? Go to YouTube See if you can find a good video on self pollination and cross pollination Please turn the sound off if you don’t have ear buds

9. Are You Done Early? Begin your homework on page 22. You have 5 options: haiku, cinquain, limerick, acrostic, or tee shirt art. There is a description of each option on the half sheet you picked up on Wednesday (in the Wednesday folder or you can click here).here Pick the option that you like best, and create your selected option on page 22. Whichever option you choose, it must compare self-pollination and cross- pollination. Need colors? Let me know.