The Parts of a Plant

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The Parts of a Plant

• First Grade
• By Ashley Mabry

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Learning Objectives

• After you finish the slideshow, you will be able
  to identify the parts of a plant.
• Standards
• Tennessee State Standard (Science- First Grade)
• 3.2 Recognize the basic parts of plants
• NET-S Profile (Grades Pre K- 2)
• 2 Use a variety of media and technology
  resources for directed and independent learning
  activities.

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Directions

• Click on to go to the next page
• Click on to go to the previous page
• Click on to get to the main menu
• Click on to get back to these directions
• Click on to take the quiz

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Main Menu
flower
leaf
stem
roots
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Roots

• The roots hold plants in the soil.

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Roots

• The roots also take in water.

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Stems

• The stem helps hold up the plant.

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Stems

• Water moves up the stem to the leaves.

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Leaves

• The leaves make food for the plant.

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Flowers

• The flowers make seeds.

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Summary

• Now that you have learned the parts of a plant,
  are you ready to take the quiz?

Yes, Im ready!
No, Ill look over the parts again.
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Question One

• The _______make food for the plant.
• A. stems
• B. leaves
• C. flowers
• D. roots

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Excellent!
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Oops, try again!
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Question Two

• The ________ helps hold up the plant.
• A. stem
• B. flower
• C. root
• D. leaf

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Awesome!
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Oops, try again!
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Question Three

• The _______ make seeds.
• A. stems
• B. roots
• C. leaves
• D. flowers

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Way to go!
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Question Four

• The ________ hold plants in the soil
• A. flowers
• B. leaves
• C. roots
• D. stems

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Super!
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Oops, try again!
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Question Five

• Water moves up the _______ to the leaves.
• A. flower
• B. stem
• C. roots

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Way to go!
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Oops, try again!
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Question Six

• The _________ take in water.
• A. roots
• B. stems
• C. flowers
• D. leaves

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Fantastic!
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Oops, try again!
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References

• Harcourt Science Grade One
• http//learningtogive.org/lessons/documents/images
  /unit48_lesson2_flower.jpg
• http//botit.botany.wisc.edu/images/130/Root/Adven
  titious_Roots/Coleus/Adventitious_roots_2_MC.low.j
  pg
• http//www.hiltonpond.org/images/PinxterFlowerLeav
  es01.jpg

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References

• http//z.about.com/d/cameras/1/7/k/4/flower.jpg
• http//www.hermann-uwe.de/files/images/blue_flower
  .preview_0.jpg
• http//mongabay.com/images/20050831/0221_pink_brom
  eliad_flower.JPG
• http//nas.er.usgs.gov/taxgroup/plants/images/plan
  t_logo.jpg
• http//gueschla.com/labs/smoothbox/images/plant4.j
  pg

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References

• http//mongabay.com/images/20050831/0219_red_and_y
  ellow_bromeliad_flower.JPG
• http//www.drgibson.com/gibson/cabin-flower22.JPG
• http//gallery.hd.org/_exhibits/flowers/poppy-flow
  ers-vivid-red-in-field-at-Musselburgh-Scotland-clo
  seup-wet-1-OGS.jpg

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References

• http//www.explorewisconsin.com/wisconsin_florists
  /flowers2.jpg
• http//farm2.static.flickr.com/1120/754078592_453b
  a2abc8_o.jpg
• http//www.missouriplants.com/Yellowalt/Solidago_r
  adula_stem.jpg

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Great Job!

• You have finished your quiz!