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    Our lesson is about the reproductive system of flowers. Flowers reproduce through fertilization, which occurs when pollen from one flower is transferred by insects or wind to another flower of the same kind. The pollen then travels to the ovary where it fertilizes the egg cell, allowing the flower to produce seeds and reproduce. The teacher provides an example of the fertilization process and checks that the students now understand how a flower's reproductive system works.

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    Our lesson is about the reproductive system of flowers. Flowers reproduce through fertilization, which occurs when pollen from one flower is transferred by insects or wind to another flower of the same kind. The pollen then travels to the ovary where it fertilizes the egg cell, allowing the flower to produce seeds and reproduce. The teacher provides an example of the fertilization process and checks that the students now understand how a flower's reproductive system works.

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    Our lesson is about the reproductive system of flowers. Flowers reproduce through fertilization, which occurs when pollen from one flower is transferred by insects or wind to another flower of the same kind. The pollen then travels to the ovary where it fertilizes the egg cell, allowing the flower to produce seeds and reproduce. The teacher provides an example of the fertilization process and checks that the students now understand how a flower's reproductive system works.

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    Our lesson is about the reproductive system of flowers. Flowers reproduce through fertilization, which occurs when pollen from one flower is transferred by insects or wind to another flower of the same kind. The pollen then travels to the ovary where it fertilizes the egg cell, allowing the flower to produce seeds and reproduce. The teacher provides an example of the fertilization process and checks that the students now understand how a flower's reproductive system works.

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    Hi!

    How are
    you?
    Are you ready for
    our new lesson
    for today?
    Our lesson for today
    is all about the
    Reproductive System
    of the Flower
    Come on, Follow
    me!
    This is the
    different parts of
    a flower
    The reproductive process of flowering plants is called the Fertilization.
    Fertilization happens when a flower pollinate other flowers of the same kind
    with it’s nectar that is carried by an insect or by the wind. Once the pollen or
    nectar reaches another flower it will travel to the ovary where it will fertilize the
    egg cell (Ovule) and make seed for the flower to be able to reproduce.
    Here’s an example
    of how Fertilization
    works! Follow me!
    Do you now understand how the
    Reproductive System of the Flower
    works?
    Excellent! I am very happy to hear!
    Now that you no longer need my
    assistance, I’m going back to my
    work! Till next time

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