Science

  Unit 3b:
Helping Plants Grow Well

Recognise that plants provide food for humans and other animals and that plants need light, water and warmth and healthy leaves, roots stems in order to grow well.

Direct2U Lesson Plan
Children grow plants from seeds and record their development using digital cameras. They use electronic and conventional resources to research the functions of parts of a plant and produce a report, which combines text and graphics. A
writing frame is provided.
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Direct2U

mouse iconLabel the Plant
westsussex.gov.uk

mouse iconWhat is the job of roots?
wsgfl2.westsussex.gov.uk

mouse iconWhat helps a seed to grow?
wsgfl2.westsussex.gov.uk

Powerpoint iconPowerpoint Resource - (Greenwich ICT)

screenshoti-micro iconIntel Microscope
Use the Intel Microscope to observe and photograph seeds shooting (e.g. bean, cress) over a period of time.
The Light House Education website has an example - Watch Cress grow!

i-micro icon Observe roots, slices of celery, flower, stems. Use images for display.

 mouse iconSeed Germination Simulation

camera icon Children grow plants from seeds and record their development using digital cameras.

keyboard icon ICT Link (Communication)
Children research the functions of parts of a plant and produce a report, which combines text and graphics.

icon Plants in Motion - l Germination l Flowers l Light and dark l

Science Display Resources
www.schoolslinks.co.uk

Websites

Fun experiments to do with plants

screenshotFind out about plants with Zip the bee ( BGfL website)

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IWB Activity
ngfl-cymru.org.uk
IWB Activity
ngfl-cymru.org.uk

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Life Cycle of a Tree
mhschool.com

Biology of Plants
mbgnet.net


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Adventure and information
University of Illinois
Plant Life Cycle
crick.northants.sch.uk
Plant Detective
bbsrc.ac.uk

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IWB Activity
ngfl-cymru.org.uk
IWB Activity
ngfl-cymru.org.uk
New Plants
fossweb.com

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Seed growth
bgfl.org
Seed Dispersal
countrysideinfo.co.uk

 | Published: 16-1-09  | TOP