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    All About Flowers WEEK 2B

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    The document describes the parts of a flowering plant and their functions. It begins by asking students to name plant parts and then defines a flower's purpose as creating seeds. The main body then details each part of a flower - sepals, petals, stamens, pistils - and their roles in reproduction. Interactive elements allow labeling parts and matching them to their functions. The conclusion restates that flowers have evolved distinct sections that work together to produce seeds and disperse the plant species.

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    All About Flowers WEEK 2B

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    The document describes the parts of a flowering plant and their functions. It begins by asking students to name plant parts and then defines a flower's purpose as creating seeds. The main body then details each part of a flower - sepals, petals, stamens, pistils - and their roles in reproduction. Interactive elements allow labeling parts and matching them to their functions. The conclusion restates that flowers have evolved distinct sections that work together to produce seeds and disperse the plant species.

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    The document describes the parts of a flowering plant and their functions. It begins by asking students to name plant parts and then defines a flower's purpose as creating seeds. The main body then details each part of a flower - sepals, petals, stamens, pistils - and their roles in reproduction. Interactive elements allow labeling parts and matching them to their functions. The conclusion restates that flowers have evolved distinct sections that work together to produce seeds and disperse the plant species.

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    All About Flowers WEEK 2B

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    Nathan Nwanguma
    The document describes the parts of a flowering plant and their functions. It begins by asking students to name plant parts and then defines a flower's purpose as creating seeds. The main body then details each part of a flower - sepals, petals, stamens, pistils - and their roles in reproduction. Interactive elements allow labeling parts and matching them to their functions. The conclusion restates that flowers have evolved distinct sections that work together to produce seeds and disperse the plant species.

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    Plant Structure

    LO’s:
    •Recall the parts of a flower (L4)
    •Describe the function of parts (L5)
    •Explain how a part is suited to its
    function (L6)
    Starter!
    • List as many plant parts as you can
    remember.

    You have 2 minutes!!


    Parts of a flowering plant
    Can you name all the parts of this plant? Click
    on the arrows to see if you are correct!

    Did you get flower


    them right!

    leaf
    stem

    roots
    What is a Flower?

    Have you ever


    wondered why plants
    have flowers?
    You have probably all
    seen flowers before.
    But do you know what
    the different parts of a
    flower are for?
    This lesson will help
    you find out!

    Photo courtesy of Balaji Photography - 2.6 Million Views and Growing (@flickr.com) - granted under creative commons licence – attribution
    What is a Flower?
    The flower’s job is to create seeds so that new plants can be grown.
    Flowers are made up of lots of parts that work together to make seeds.
    All about flowers
    • Flowers are vital to the reproduction
    of flowering plants.
    • Flowers are made up of several
    different parts.
    • Each part is important in it’s own
    special way.
    Dissect a Flower
    Parts of the flower
    Now we are going to look more closely at the
    flower. Click the arrows to find the names.
    You can click on the
    names to find out petal
    more information.
    stigma
    anther
    style
    filament
    ovary
    sepal
    About pollination
    Task 1:Label the parts of
    a flower
    Labelled parts of a flower
    What Jobs Do They Do?
    Each part of the flower has a special job to do in order to make seeds.
    The video on the website below will help you remember the different parts
    of the flower. Try to remember what each part does.

    Once you have watched the video, complete


    your Parts of a Flower Activity Sheet.

    Click to go to the video.


    Functions
    • Using the function descriptions ,
    • Match them to the correct part.

    You have 5 minutes!


    Filament leads down to ovary

    Anther receives the pollen from visiting


    insects
    Ovary Protects the bud.

    Petal Attracts insect to visit the flower

    Sepal Eggs stored here, join with pollen

    Stigma Part of stamen, contains pollen.

    Style Supports & holds anther.


    Part of stamen.
    Filament Supports & holds anther.
    Part of stamen.
    Anther Part of stamen, contains pollen.

    Ovary Eggs stored here, join with pollen

    Petal Attracts insect to visit the flower

    Sepal Protects the bud.

    Stigma Receives the pollen from visiting


    insects

    Style leads down to ovary


    Petal
    • The petal attracts insects
    to visit the flower.
    • The colours that we see in
    the flower petals are quite
    different to those seen by
    insects, with their
    specialised eyes.

    Click here to go back to ‘The Parts of a Flower’


    Stigma
    • The stigma receives the pollen from
    visiting insects. stigma
    • It is one of the
    female parts of a
    flower. The others
    are the style and
    the ovary.

    Click here to go back to ‘The Parts of a Flower’


    Style
    • The style leads down to ovary.

    style
    • It is another of the
    female parts of a
    flower.

    Click here to go back to ‘The Parts of a Flower’


    Ovary
    • The ovary is located at the base of the
    flower
    • The three female parts of a flower
    are, together, called the pistil or
    the carpel.
    • The female parts of a flower make
    the seeds.

    ovary

    Click here to go back to ‘The Parts of a Flower’


    Filament
    • The filament is one of the male parts of a
    flower.

    • The other male part is


    called the anther.
    • Together they are filament
    called the stamen.

    Click here to go back to ‘The Parts of a Flower’


    Anther
    • The anther is one of the male parts of a
    flower.
    • The shape and size of the anther will
    attract the correct insects.

    • The anther and


    filament make the
    pollen. Together, they
    anther
    are called the stamen.

    Click here to go back to ‘The Parts of a Flower’


    Sepal
    • The sepal is usually green.

    • It is the part of the flower that protects the bud.

    • It is not part of the pollination


    process.

    sepal

    Click here to go back to ‘The Parts of a Flower’


    Pictures available from www.istockphoto.com o

    Presentation by Emeka Okereke, 2020,


    Grange School, Lagos.

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