Pebble Go: Flowers 

Pebble Go: Fruits and Seeds 

Pebble Go: Leaves
Pebble Go: Plant Classification
Do
Remember the sketch you drew of a plant with it's parts labelled? Now using what you've learned, make a new sketch of a plant with the parts labelled.
Review
Do you think all plants are structured the same or differently? Think about different climates: cold and hot. Write your thinking in your science notebook.

Pebble Go - Desert Plants

Pebble Go - Flowering Plants

Pebble Go - Grassland Plants

Pebble Go - Ocean Plants

Pebble Go - Polar Plants

Pebble Go - RainForest Plants

Pebble Go - Wetland Plants

Pebble Go - Woodland Plants

Pebble Go - Grassland Animals

Pebble Go - Desert Animals

Pebble Go - Ocean Animals

Pebble Go - Polar Animals

Pebble Go - Rainforest Animals

Pebble Go - Wetland Animals

Pebble Go - Woodland Animals
Do
Diversity of life exists around the world in different habitats (for example, plants growing in hot and dry climates look very different than plants growing in cold climates). 

Review
Think back to your drawing of the plant and it's parts. How would you modify the drawing now that you've learned about the diversity of plants and their structures. Make a final sketch with labelled plant parts to show what you now know. (See example below.) 

BrainPop: "Pollination" 

Youtube video: "Bees Pollinating Flowers (Curacao)" 2 minutes 

Pebble Go: "Flowering Plants" 

Youtube video: "The Beauty of Pollination - Moving Art" 4 minutes 

Do
In your science notebook, answer the following questions from your research.
What do you notice about the different structures that allow plants to pollinate?
What is similar about the ways plants pollinate? 
How are animals a part of the pollination process?
Review
Choose an animal pollinator to research further. Here are your choices:  bees, butterflies, bats, hummingbirds, beetles, and ants.

Names of animal & plant?

How are the animal and plant interdependent?

What is the pollination process for the animal?  How does pollination help the animal? How does pollination help the plant?

Where do they live in the world? 

Do
Create a simple model that illustrates how the animal you chose to research aids in pollination
Review
If you want to extend your learning, think about how one species is interdependent on another. Here are some resources to research further:

Decline of Pollinators Poses Threat to World Food Supply- NYTimes 

Bees and Colony Collapse Disorder 

Identify the following:

(See example below.)

Youtube video: "Seed Song - How Seeds Move - Seed Dispersal" 5 minutes