1. F L O W E R S
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2. A flower is the part of a flowering plant
that does the job of reproducing!
Some flowers
have both
boy and girl
parts! Stamens and Pistils
Boy flowers
have stamens.
Girl flowers
have pistils.
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Pollen Tube
Petal
Sticky Stigma
Pollen
Female Pistil
Pollen Tube
Anther, Pollen
Male, Stamen
Ovary
Filament
Eggs
Sepal
Receptacle

4. Label the flower on the next slide
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Label the flower on the next slide
using your mouse pen!
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Select Color
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Pollen Tube
Petal
Sticky Stigma
Pollen
Female Pistil
Pollen Tube
Anther, Pollen
Male, Stamen
Ovary
Filament
Eggs
Sepal
Receptacle

7. Tiger Lily Petal Sticky Stigma Anther, Pollen
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8. P o l l i n a t i o n Bees travel from flower to flower,
gathering nectar and collecting pollen.
Sometimes the pollen that is sticking to
the bee from one flower,
sticks to the pistil of
another flower.
P o l l i n a t i o n

9. Bees gather NECTAR--a mixture of water, sugar,
and other nutrients made by flowers.

10. Bees also collect pollen--a yellowish or
reddish powder made by the male part
of the flower called the stamen!
Bee Pollen

11. The parts of
the flower
Pollen
Pistil, Egg
Petal

12. Pollination is the process needed for seeds
to develop.
When the pollen lands on the
sticky part of the pistil, it travels
to the egg deep inside the flower.
The pollen joins the egg
and forms the seed...

13. Many living things will move the pollen from flower to flower.
You and I are pollinators when
we run through a field of flowers.
Pollen can be moved from flower to
flower with the wind, in water, attached
to birds and insects.

14. On average, one bee will travel to over 1,000 flowers each day!!!
Busy as a Bee
On average, one bee will travel
to over 1,000 flowers each day!!!

15. Bees pollinate many crops that give us food!
Many plants would not be able to make seeds
unless bees pollinated their flowers.
Bees pollinate many
crops that give us food!

16. Take a few minutes and think about the part so a flower.
Describe what each flower part does?
How do insects like bees help flowers?
Write your ideas in your science journal.
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17. Let’s take a trip through the garden! Just stay SEEDED and ENJOY!

19. Sun Flowers have symmetry!

22. Bright Red Rose

24. Tip Toe through the Tulips!

25. Tulip Bud

33. After this plant is pollinated, the flower will protect the
developing seed.
Seeds grow within the walls
of this flower. And sometimes
these walls...

34. ...Become thick, juicy, and fleshy!

36. Crocus

40. Day Lily Buds

41. Day Lily Flower

42. Day Lily Flowers

43. Do you see the ant in the middle of these tiger lily plants?

44. Tiger Lily Buds

45. Tiger Lily Blossoms

46. Hibiscus

48. Pitcher Plant

49. Black-eyed
Susan

51. Geranium

52. Mum
is the
word!