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Why do bees move from flower to flower? 

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Why do bees move from flower to flower? 

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Why do plants have flowers? What do flowers do for plants?

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Why do plants have flowers? What do flowers do for plants?

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Video/ Or picture of plants in differing life cycles with flowers.  Growing fruits or vegetables

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Video/ Or picture of plants in differing life cycles with flowers.  Growing fruits or vegetables

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How could you change your flower to make it easier for bees to carry pollen to the stigma?

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Do you think your flower will make seeds?

Why do you think that? What evidence do you have?

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Students make pipe cleaner bees and flowers with stigmas (tape) and pollen (dirt). Use bees to access pollen in one another's flowers, while observing what happens with the pollen.

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Describe what you see going on here. Does it give you an idea for what you might need to do next?

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Bees move from flower to flower, flowers can't pollinate themselves

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Q: So now what would you do, in order to get your vanilla plants to form seed pods?

A: You need to take pollen from one vanilla plant, and dust it on the stigma of a different vanilla plant.

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Why bees pollinate flowers

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What other animals drink nectar from flowers?

(Hint... Think of other animals you’ve noticed hanging around flowers.) Hummingbirds, butterflies, and even bats and monkeys all drink nectar and pollinate flowers.

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Observe what bees are doing differently

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Can you find the pollen dusters and stigma on these flowers?

Now that you know the stigma needs pollen on it, in order for the seed pod to grow, what can you do in your greenhouse?

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How bees pollinate flowers

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Why are bees important? What do you know about pollination?

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Set up: ice cream stand, vanilla beans, bees

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How could you change your flower to make it easier for bees to carry pollen to the stigma?

(Next slide has ideas)

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Do you think your flower will make seeds?

Why do you think that? What evidence do you have?

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Students make pipe cleaner bees and flowers with stigmas (tape) and pollen (dirt). Use bees to access pollen in one another's flowers, while observing what happens with the pollen.

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What other animals drink nectar from flowers?

(Hint... Think of other animals you’ve noticed hanging around flowers.) Hummingbirds, butterflies, and even bats and monkeys all drink nectar and pollinate flowers.

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Why bees pollinate flowers

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Q: So now what would you do, in order to get your vanilla plants to form seed pods?

A: You need to take pollen from one vanilla plant, and dust it on the stigma of a different vanilla plant.

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Bees move from flower to flower, flowers can't pollinate themselves

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Describe what you see going on here. Does it give you an idea for what you might need to do next?

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Observe what bees are doing differently

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Can you find the pollen dusters and stigma on these flowers?

Now that you know the stigma needs pollen on it, in order for the seed pod to grow, what can you do in your greenhouse?

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How bees pollinate flowers

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Why are bees important? What do you know about pollination?

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Set up: ice cream stand, vanilla beans, bees

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Do you think your flower will make seeds?

Why do you think that? What evidence do you have?

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How could you change your flower to make it easier for bees to carry pollen to the stigma?

(Next slide has ideas)

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Students make pipe cleaner bees and flowers with stigmas (tape) and pollen (dirt). Use bees to access pollen in one another's flowers, while observing what happens with the pollen.

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What other animals drink nectar from flowers?

(Hint... Think of other animals you’ve noticed hanging around flowers.) Hummingbirds, butterflies, and even bats and monkeys all drink nectar and pollinate flowers.

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Why bees pollinate flowers

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Q: So now what would you do, in order to get your vanilla plants to form seed pods?

A: You need to take pollen from one vanilla plant, and dust it on the stigma of a different vanilla plant.

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Bees move from flower to flower, flowers can't pollinate themselves

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Describe what you see going on here. Does it give you an idea for what you might need to do next?

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Observe what bees are doing differently

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Can you find the pollen dusters and stigma on these flowers?

Now that you know the stigma needs pollen on it, in order for the seed pod to grow, what can you do in your greenhouse?

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How bees pollinate flowers

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Why are bees important? What do you know about pollination?

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Set up: ice cream stand, vanilla beans, bees

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How could you change your flower to make it easier for bees to carry pollen to the stigma?

(Next slide has ideas)

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Do you think your flower will make seeds?

Why do you think that? What evidence do you have?

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Students make pipe cleaner bees and flowers with stigmas (tape) and pollen (dirt). Use bees to access pollen in one another's flowers, while observing what happens with the pollen.

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What other animals drink nectar from flowers?

(Hint... Think of other animals you’ve noticed hanging around flowers.) Hummingbirds, butterflies, and even bats and monkeys all drink nectar and pollinate flowers.

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Why bees pollinate flowers

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Q: So now what would you do, in order to get your vanilla plants to form seed pods?

A: You need to take pollen from one vanilla plant, and dust it on the stigma of a different vanilla plant.

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Bees move from flower to flower, flowers can't pollinate themselves

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Describe what you see going on here. Does it give you an idea for what you might need to do next?

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Observe what bees are doing differently

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Can you find the pollen dusters and stigma on these flowers?

Now that you know the stigma needs pollen on it, in order for the seed pod to grow, what can you do in your greenhouse?

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How bees pollinate flowers

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Why are bees important? What do you know about pollination?

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Set up: ice cream stand, vanilla beans, bees

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How could you change your flower to make it easier for bees to carry pollen to the stigma?

(Next slide has ideas)

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Do you think your flower will make seeds?

Why do you think that? What evidence do you have?

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Students make pipe cleaner bees and flowers with stigmas (tape) and pollen (dirt). Use bees to access pollen in one another's flowers, while observing what happens with the pollen.

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What other animals drink nectar from flowers?

(Hint... Think of other animals you’ve noticed hanging around flowers.) Hummingbirds, butterflies, and even bats and monkeys all drink nectar and pollinate flowers.

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Why bees pollinate flowers

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Q: So now what would you do, in order to get your vanilla plants to form seed pods?

A: You need to take pollen from one vanilla plant, and dust it on the stigma of a different vanilla plant.

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Bees move from flower to flower, flowers can't pollinate themselves

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Why didn't the plants grow?  Does the flower need more than one kind of pollen? Students try again with cross pollinating

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Observe what bees are doing differently

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Can you find the pollen dusters and stigma on these flowers?

Now that you know the stigma needs pollen on it, in order for the seed pod to grow, what can you do in your greenhouse?

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How bees pollinate flowers

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Why are bees important? How are connected to the flowers?

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Set up: ice cream stand, vanilla beans, bees

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How could you change your flower to make it easier for bees to carry pollen to the stigma?

(Next slide has ideas)

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Do you think your flower will make seeds?

Why do you think that? What evidence do you have?

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Students make pipe cleaner bees and flowers with stigmas (tape) and pollen (dirt). Use bees to access pollen in one another's flowers, while observing what happens with the pollen.

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What other animals drink nectar from flowers?

(Hint... Think of other animals you’ve noticed hanging around flowers.) Hummingbirds, butterflies, and even bats and monkeys all drink nectar and pollinate flowers.

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Why bees pollinate flowers

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Q: So now what would you do, in order to get your vanilla plants to form seed pods?

A: You need to take pollen from one vanilla plant, and dust it on the stigma of a different vanilla plant.

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Bees move from flower to flower, flowers can't pollinate themselves

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Describe what you see going on here. Does it give you an idea for what you might need to do next?

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Observe what bees are doing differently

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Can you find the pollen dusters and stigma on these flowers?

Now that you know the stigma needs pollen on it, in order for the seed pod to grow, what can you do in your greenhouse?

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How bees pollinate flowers

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Why are bees important? What do you know about pollination?

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Set up: ice cream stand, vanilla beans, bees

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What other animals drink nectar from flowers?

(Hint... Think of other animals you’ve noticed hanging around flowers.) Hummingbirds, butterflies, and even bats and monkeys all drink nectar and pollinate flowers.

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Why bees pollinate flowers

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Q: So now what would you do, in order to get your vanilla plants to form seed pods?

A: You need to take pollen from one vanilla plant, and dust it on the stigma of a different vanilla plant.

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Bees move from flower to flower, flowers can't pollinate themselves.
Some flowers can pollinate themselves.

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Describe what you see going on here. Does it give you an idea for what you might need to do next?

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Observe what bees are doing differently

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Can you find the pollen dusters and stigma on these flowers?

Now that you know the stigma needs pollen on it, in order for the seed pod to grow, what can you do in your greenhouse?