What will we be looking at..

    1.  Introduction to plants

  • What are plants
  • What makes plants living organisms
  • Plant characteristics
  • Two major groups in plants
 

 

2 . Mosses

  • Description of the general characteristics of mosses         
  • Labelled diagram of a moss
  • 2-3 sample photos of moss species
  • Life cycle of mosses/ summarization of the life cycle
  • Adaptation that mosses have made to live on land?
  • Why do mosses need water?
  • Why are mosses considered an evolutionary step?

 

                    

 

3. Ferns                    

                •  Description of the general characteristics of ferns
                •  Labelled diagram of ferns
                • 2-3 photos sample of fern species
                • Life cycle of ferns/ summarization of the life cycle
                • Adaptations that ferns have made to live on land

   





4. Gymnosperms

  • Description of the general characteristics of gymnosperms
  • labelled diagram of a male and female cone 
  • 3 photo samples of  species of conifers
  • Diagram of a conifer life cycle/ summarization of the life cycle       
  • Describe how root, leaves, stems, seeds, pollen, and vascular tissues enable gymno to survive on land     
  • Describe the process of pollination and its importance in reproduction                                                      

                                            

                                5. Angiosperm

                • Description of the general characteristics of angiosperms
                • Labelled diagram of a flower 
                • 3-4 photo samples of angiosperm species
                • Flower from dissection lab labelled
                • Description of life cycle ( Simplified terms)
                • Visual that shows the difference between monocots and dicots 
                • Advances in angiosperms
 
 
 
 
 
6. Seed Germination Lab     
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Types of Plants 

 

 
 
 

 

 

  7. Evolution of Plants             

  • Ways mosses, ferns, gymnosperms, and angiosperms have adapted to life on land 


 
 
 
 8. Newspaper Article                 9.  Cultural perspective







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