1. Action Plan Hibiscus Flower Class VI
By,
Mrs. Sanober Ahmad
DA Tooba High School

2. Content Flowering Plants Generalized explanation of flowering plants
Hibiscus flower
Structure of Hibiscus Flower
Parts of the flower:
Calyx
Corolla
Stamens
Pistil

3. Objectives:
ANALYSING: Students will be able to distinguish different structures with the help of a chart.
EVALUATING: By the end of this topic, students will be asked to Compare the hibiscus flower with other flowers.
CREATING: By the end of this topic, students will be asked to Identify different structures of different type of flowers.

4. Flowering Plants Generalized explanation of flowering plants
Hibiscus flower
Structure of Hibiscus Flower
Parts of the flower:
Calyx
Corolla
Stamens
Pistil

5. Flowering Plants
Flowering plants, also called angiosperms, are the most numerous of all the divisions in the Plant Kingdom. 
The parts of a flowering plant are characterized by two basic systems:
a root system
a shoot system. 

6. Hibiscus Flower
Hibiscus flower is a genus of flowering plants, it is quite large, containing several hundred species.
Member species are usually showy flowers and are commonly known as rosemallow.

7. Structure of Hibiscus Flower
Hibiscus flower is a complete flower as it contains all the floral whorls including:
Calyx
Corolla
Stamens
Pistil

8. Calyx
It is made up of sepals.There are five leaf-like sepals in a Hibiscus flower which are green in colour. They are united to form a cup like Calyx protect the flower in the bud stage.

9. Corolla
It is made up of petals.They are five in number and free. They are arranged in a ring within calyx. The petals in Hibiscus are brightly coloured to attract the insects for pollination. Organs that produce nectar are found at the base of each petal.

10. Stamens
The stamens are located within the corolla. Each stamen has a thin filament bearing an anther. The anther contains yellow pollen gains. In the hibiscus, the filaments are fused together at the bottom to form a stamen tube.

11. Pistil
The pistil is situated in the centre of the flower. A long, sender style joins the stigmas to the ovaries. The ovaries are divided into five carpels. Each ovary contains several ovules. There are five knob-shaped, sticky stigmas at the top of the style. The style is covered by the stamen-tube.

12. Importance of Hibiscus Flower
Hibiscus flower helps in growth of hair.
This flower improves digestion.
Can be used as natural dye for hair.
Natural oil in this flower acts as a conditioner.
Used in herbal tea as it contains many minerals and vitamins.
Can be very useful in initial stage of cancer.
Chinese eat this flower by making pickle.
Can be used as shoe polish by rubbing it on the shoe.

13. DA Tooba High School Worksheet

14. DA Tooba High School Quiz
1._______ takes important role in pollination.
a. pollen grain
b.pistil
c.calyx
2. Pistil is female reproductive part of flower.
True
False
3. a. There are ______ parts of flower.
b.The common name of Hibiscus flower is ______.
4. What are the main functions of female reproductive part of flower?
5._____ is attractive part of flower.
a. stamens
b. corolla
c. pistil
6. Pistil is male reproductive part of flower.
True 
7._____ is present in nectaries.

15. DA Tooba High School Test Paper:
A. Answer the following questions: (6 marks)
What is the main functions of a flower?
What is the function of a carpel?
Name the flower structure which protects the young flower bud?
B. Multiple choice questions: (4 marks)
1. What is Hibiscus?
a. flower
b. animal
c. game
d. software
2. Hibiscus is a primary ingredient in many:
a. coffees
b. dishes
c. herbal teas
d. herbal diets
3. What is the shape of flowers of Hibiscus?
a. large
b. trumpet-shaped
c. conspicuous
d. all the above
4. Hibiscus is the national flower of which country?
a. India
b. Malaysia
c. Iran
d. Japan

16. Instructional strategies
TOPIC
21st. CENTURY
APPROACH
21st. CENTURY SKILLS
MODE / TECHNIQUE
Hibiscus Flower
observing
Skill direction
Presentation
Conceptual learning
Critical thinking
Quiz
Test Paper
Worksheet
Giving direction
Self direction
Class discussion
Problem identification and solution

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