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Title: Fast Plants


1
Fast Plants Butterflies
2
Objectives
  • Care for two organisms through their life
    cycles.
  • Maintain a written log of observations, notes
    and explanations.
  • Describe how butterflies and plants interact.

3
When is life in balance?
  • During the next five weeks, students will care
    for their butterflies and plants, witnessing
    first hand how they both grow, develop, mature
    and reproduce.

4
When is life in balance?
  • The dilemma is that while butterflies and plants
    depend on each other for survival, the butterfly
    larvae have the capability of destroying an
    entire population of plants.
  • Are the two populations (butterflies and plants)
    really living in balance?

5
Eggs hatching and larvae starting to feed on a
leaf.
6
Fast Plant/Butterfly Journal Mon. 5/7/07
  • Actions Plant fast plants
  • Observations
  • Describe the larva. Look for exoskeletons.
  • Describe the planting process in detail
  • Drawing
  • Draw the larva and leaves of plants.
  • Draw plant set up. Label quad and wicks.
  • Draw an egg

7
Larva molting and leaving exoskeleton behind.
8
Fast Plant/Butterfly Journal Wed. 5/9/07
  • Actions Water fast plants until wicks drip.
  • Observations
  • Describe the larva.
  • Look for exoskeletons and describe
  • Describe the plants that you see.
  • Drawing Draw the larva.
  • Draw your plants if present.

9
Fast Plant/Butterfly Journal Thurs. 5/10/07
  • Actions Observe larva plants.
  • Observations
  • Describe the larva. Look for exoskeletons.
  • Drawing Draw the larva. Label parts of the
    caterpillar using the diagram on the handout.
  • Draw plant and label cotyledons

10
cotyledons
11
Chrysalises
12
Fast Plant/Butterfly Journal Mon. 5/14/07
  • Actions Observe plants and thin to one per cell
  • Observations
  • Describe the chrysalises in the greenhouse.
  • Describe the fast plants.
  • Describe the true leaves.
  • How do the true leaves differ from the
    cotyledons
  • Data
  • Record height of plant in a neat table
  • Drawing
  • Draw plant label true leaves
  • cotyledons
  • Draw root system, is it fibrous or a taproot?

13
Fast plant with true leaves
True leaf
cotyledons
14
Fast Plant/Butterfly Journal Wed. 5/16/07
  • Actions Observe plants pupas
  • Observations
  • Describe the chrysalises.
  • Describe the fast plants.
  • Look for flower buds.
  • Describe health of cotyledons.
  • Data
  • Record height of plant in a neat table
  • Drawing
  • Draw plant label true leaves
  • cotyledons flower buds
  • Draw a close up of the chrysalis
  • Draw the butterfly life cycle (use handout)

15
Flower buds
16
Fast Plant/Butterfly Journal Fri. 5/18/07
  • Actions Observe plants pupas
  • Observations
  • Describe the chrysalises.
  • Describe the fast plants.
  • Look for flower buds.
  • Describe health of cotyledons.
  • Data
  • Record height of plant in a neat table
  • Drawing
  • Draw plant label true leaves cotyledons
  • flower buds

17
Fast Plant/Butterfly Journal Mon. 5/21/07
  • Actions
  • Observe plants butterflies
  • Observations
  • Describe the butterflies.
  • Describe the fast plants.
  • Describe the flowers
  • Data
  • Record height of plant in a neat table. Is
  • the height of the plant changing?
  • Drawing
  • Draw plant label true leaves
  • cotyledons flower buds flowers
  • Draw butterflies

18
Flowers
19
Fast Plant/Butterfly Journal Wed. 5/23/07
  • Actions Observe plants butterflies
  • Observations
  • Describe the butterflies.
  • Describe the fast plants.
  • Describe the flowers
  • Drawing
  • Draw a close up of the flower label petals,
    sepals, Pistil, stigma, style, ovary, stamen,
    anther and filament.

20
Anther Filament Stigma Style Ovary Petal Sepal
Pistil Stamen
21
Fast Plant/Butterfly Journal Thurs. 5/26/05
  • Actions Observe plants butterflies
  • Observations
  • Describe the butterflies.
  • Describe the fast plants.
  • Describe the flowers
  • What is happening to the flowers?
  • Any sign of fruit?
  • Drawing
  • Draw plant label true leaves cotyledons
  • flower buds flowers

22
Fast Plant/Butterfly Journal Fri. 5/25/07
  • Actions Observe plants butterflies
  • Observations
  • Describe the butterflies.
  • Describe the fast plants.
  • Describe the flowers
  • What is happening to the flowers?
  • Any sign of fruit?
  • Drawing
  • Butterfly label head, thorax, abdomen,
  • antenna, proboscis, and wings.

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Fast Plant/Butterfly Journal Tues. 5/29/07
  • Actions Observe plants
  • Observations
  • Describe the fast plants.
  • Describe the fruit
  • What part of the flower is becoming the
  • fruit?
  • Look for larva and/or eggs on your plant. If you
    cant find it on your plant, look on another one.
    Describe the leaves that have larva on it.
  • Drawing
  • Draw plant label fruits.

25
Fast Plant/Butterfly Journal Wed. 5/31/06
  • Actions Observe plants butterflies
  • Observations
  • Describe the butterflies.
  • Describe the fast plants.
  • Look for eggs on the plants.
  • Describe the fruit
  • What part of the flower is becoming the fruit?
  • Drawing
  • Draw plant label fruits.

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Fast Plant/Butterfly Journal Thurs. 6/2/05
  • Actions
  • Observe plants butterflies
  • Release Butterflies
  • Observations
  • Describe the butterflies.
  • Describe the fast plants.
  • Look for eggs on the plants.
  • Describe the fruit
  • Drawing
  • Draw plant label fruits.

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Fast Plant/Butterfly Journal Fri. 5/30/07
  • Actions
  • Observe plants
  • Cut open fruit
  • Clean up and turn in journal by end of class
  • Observations
  • Describe cut open fruit
  • Data
  • Record number of seeds in one fruit.
  • Record number of fruits on one plant
  • Calculate number of seeds one plant can produce
  • Drawing
  • Draw cut open fruit
  • Label fruit and seeds

28
Seed Fruit
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