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Reproduction in flowers
KEy question: What happens to the ovary ?
KEy question: What happens to the ovary ?
Task 1 - Do now - Quick recall
Task 1 - Do now - Quick recall
Sort the parts of the flower to show whether they are part of the male or female reproductive system.
Read the information to the right then complete the the task on the companion sheet.
Task 2 - The Stamen ♂
Task 2 - The Stamen ♂
The stamen is made of 2 parts.
The long thin strand is called the filament and the 'fluffy' bit on top is called the anther.
The anther contains the male sex cell (gamete).
Males and female both produce gametes, in plants the male gamete is called pollen and the female gamete is called egg cells, found in the ovule.
Task 3 - Inside the carpel ♀
Task 3 - Inside the carpel ♀
Read through the presentation, then complete the task on the companion sheet.
Complete the table on your companion sheet
Hint: ACHOO!
Task 4 - The Bees KNees
Task 4 - The Bees KNees
Have close look at the picture of the bee.
Answer on your companion sheet.
What does the picture show?
How does this help the sexual reproduction in flowering plants?
TAsk 5 - Apply
TAsk 5 - Apply
Apply your knowledge by building a flow diagram showing the sexual reproduction in plants.
Start with a Bee and end with a seed.
Think about how you will present the flow chart.
Plan how many steps the flow chart will take.
On the Google slides, click on INSERT and select DIAGRAM. Chose an appropriate diagram and select the number of STEP before inserting.
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