Reproduction In Plants Lesson 8 - Lesson Guide

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: 24 July 2009

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Theme: Cycles Topic: Chapter 2: Reproduction in flowering plants Revision Learning Objectives: 1. List the parts of a flower 2. Identify the male and female parts of a flower 3. Recognise that pollination is the transfer of pollen grains from the anther to the stigma of a flower 4. Identify the agents that help in pollination 5. Describe the processes involved in fertilisation 6. Describe what happens after fertilisation has taken place 7. State the reason why the young does not grow near its parents 8. Recognise that dispersal is the scattering of fruits or seeds 9. Show an understanding of the different dispersal methods of fruits and seeds 10. Identify the dispersal methods of fruits and seeds by a plant 11. State the conditions necessary for germination to take place 12. Trace the stages of growth for different parts of a plant 13. Recognise that non-flowering plants grow from spores Get ready the following • Textbook page 22 • Powerpoint (download from School website) Instruction 1. Using the powerpoint, go through the concepts learnt on reproduction of plants and write down short notes 2. Interactive Game - Go to Pollen Park Website http://www.concertina.co.uk/hyper/ Assignment 1. Hand in the shorts notes written to teacher for checking (Others)