1. Plants
Tuesday, October 17th, 2017

2. WELCOME! Attendance Q: Where would you like to travel to?
Thank you for your journal entries and “A little about you…”

3. Share your findings with a partner!
Choose one plant and determine:
What plant it is
2) Two reasons it is important

4. Organize your thoughts
CHUNKING

5. REVIEW from yesterday

6. TEST QUESTIONS

8. ANIMAL
PLANT
Cell characteristics
Other characteristics
Examples

9. Types of Plants

10. Types of Plants
1. Bryophytes
Bryum argenteum

11. Types of Plants
2. Lycophytes and Pterophytes
Ruddy ground fern

12. Types of Plants
3. Angiosperms and Gymnosperms
Draw types of plants

14. Please turn to p. 544 Types of Plants Bryophytes = MOSS plants
Lycophytes and Pterophytes = FERN plants
Gymnosperms and Angiosperms = SEED plants

16. Think back to your homework…
What type of plant was it?

17. Angiosperms
Monocot vs. Dicot

18. FEATURE
Monocot
(one cotyledon)
Dicot
(two cotyledons)
Veins
p. 548
Flowers
Vascular tissues
p. 553
Root
p. 558 Figure 2 AND p. 559 Figure 5
EXAMPLE

21. Split a Seed! Choose a partner Choose some seeds
Determine whether the seeds are monocot or dicot
Research: how can I get these to sprout?

22. Sprouting Seeds! Work in pairs Determine how to sprout a seed
Partner 1: Get plastic wrap
Partner 2: Get some paper towel
Hint: you need water!!

23. What is the value of sprouting seeds indoors?
JOURNAL
What is the value of sprouting seeds indoors?