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The plant kingdom
¿Are plants living things or non-living things?
They are…
They are living things, because…
Living things are born.
Living things grow.
Living things reproduce.
Living things die.
Watch how a bean and a pea grow from seeds.
Why are plants important for us?
Plants provide us with food.
Plants provide us with oxygen.
We can make many things out of plants.Can you name some of them?
Can we live with no plants?
Can animals live with no plants?
In this lesson we are going to learn the three different kinds of plants:
a tree a bush grass.
What´s this?
It´s a…
It´s a tree.
What´s this?
It´s a…
It´s a bush.
What´s this?
It´s some…
It´s some grass.
In the next lesson we are going to learn the difference between:
Wild plants. Cultivated plants.
Wild plants grow in the wild. They grow in forests, jungles, or around your house. They do not need human care.
You can grow your own plants in a garden, and then eat them.
Those are cultivated plants.
In the next lesson we are going to learn the difference between:
Deciduous trees. Evergreen trees.
Deciduous trees lose their leaves in autumn and winter
Evergreen trees, such as conifers, keep their leaves during all seasons.
Seeds
Most plants reproduce by seeds. Did you know some seeds can travel?
Some plants need help from bees to reproduce.
Other plants need help from butterflies, birds, bats or other animals to reproduce. It is called pollination.
As we have seen most plants reproduce by seeds. Other plants, however, reproduce by spores.
They are called non-flowering plants.
Tell your parter three things you have learned about plants.
