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Lesson Plan
Lesson Plan
Objective: To know and identify the different parts of plants and their
functions., Describe the parts of plants., Appreciate the help of plants on our
daily lives.
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Review Motivation:
Instructions -
Rubric
- Presentation - 10 pts.
Assessment Questions:
Instructions -
Rubric
- Presentation - 10 pts.
Assessment Questions:
1) How did creating the sculpture help you understand the functions of plant parts?
2) Which part of the plant was the most challenging to depict in your sculpture?
Materials - None
Instructions -
1) Go on a scavenger hunt around the school garden to find different plant parts.
Rubric
Assessment Questions:
1) What was the most interesting plant part you discovered during the hunt?
2) How did working in a group help you in identifying the plant parts?
ANALYSIS:
Activity 1 - Students showed a good understanding of plant parts and their functions.
Understanding the different parts of plants is essential for appreciating their role in
our daily lives. By knowing and identifying plant parts, describing their functions, and
recognizing the importance of plants, students can develop a deeper connection to
nature and understand the interconnectedness of all living beings.
APPLICATION:
Task 1 - Create a poster showcasing the different parts of a plant and their functions.
Task 2 - Design a garden layout that includes different types of plants with labels
indicating their parts.
ASSESSMENT:
Question 3 - Explain why the stem is important for the growth of a plant.
H.O.T.S.:
Question 1 - How would the absence of one plant part affect the overall health
of the plant? (Answer: The absence of leaves would hinder the plant's ability to
produce food through photosynthesis.)
Question 2 - Compare and contrast the functions of roots and stems in plants.
(Answer: Roots absorb water and nutrients, while stems support the plant and
transport nutrients.)
Assignment:
1) Research and write a short essay on the importance of plants in our ecosystem.
2) Create a mini garden at home, incorporating the different parts of plants you have
learned about in class.