1. How does fertilisation happen?
Do you know why?
What’s a pollinator?
What’s pollination?
What’s fertilisation?
How does fertilisation happen?

2. Rabbits get their energy by feeding on plants.
Animals, including humans, depend on plants for their survival. Can you remember how?
Here’s an example ………
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Rabbits get their energy by feeding on plants.
Birds of prey get their energy by feeding feed on the rabbits that fed on the plants.
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3. SAMPLE SLIDE Most flowers, including
the lily, don’t use their own pollen to make seeds.
Pollen has to be brought from another flower
of the same kind by pollinators or by the wind.
What do you think
is meant by the word, pollinator?
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4. SAMPLE SLIDE The male parts of
a plant are called stamens and they produce pollen grains.
pollen
anther
stamen
stigma
style
ovary
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stamen
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5. Sc3/2.1d : explore the part that flowers play in
Once fertilisation has taken place new seeds can start to develop.
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Sc3/2.1d : explore the part that flowers play in
the life cycle of flowering plants, including pollination, seed formation
and seed dispersal.
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