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Plants
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Flowers help plants to reproduce.
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With a labeled color illustration of a plant.
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PowerPoint with Audio. Part of the Living on Planet Earth series. This presentation includes colorful images and illustrations that describe how plants reproduce. It has high vocabulary and deeper concepts than most in this series. Explains the basic methods of plant reproduction for spore and seed bearing plants. Provides answers to many "How do they do that?" questions.
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PowerPoint with Audio. Part of the Living on Planet Earth series. This presentation includes colorful images and illustrations to explain how plants have adapted to living in areas frequented by fire. It explains the nature of fire -- how it destroys and revives plant and animal species.
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from epicotyl to seed coat
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Four cards to a page; each card has a full color picture of the part and a detailed explanation of what it does. A great study tool.
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A hands-on science project and a reading comprehension for understanding flower reproduction.
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PowerPoint with Audio. Part of the Living on Planet Earth series. This presentation includes colorful images and illustrations explaining the history of plants. It describes how plants have adapted over geologic time from spore-bearing species to flowering species that now dominate the landscape. It explains the process of germination and provides an overview of plant reproduction.
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[member-created with abctools] Find the plant-theme words from "bud" to "weeds" in this plant-shaped word search.
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A hands-on science project for observing how plants absorb water using dyes to show the process.
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Poster with labeled parts of a plant cell.
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Find the tree and leaf-theme words from "acorn" to "trunk" in this rectangular word search.
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Four per page black and white nomenclature cards illustrating the life-cycle of a tomato in foldable format
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from epicotyl to seed coat
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PowerPoint with Audio. Part of the Living on Planet Earth series. This presentation includes colorful images and illustrations to explain how plants have adapted to living in soils with high concentrations of minerals. These plants are growing near salt water, in irrigated fields and in soils containing volcanic rock.
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Colorful poster with labeled parts of a plant cell.
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Define these 16 plant words.
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[member-created with abctools] Find the words from "fern" to "sunlight" in this tree-shaped word search.
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Thoroughly labeled colorful presentation of the inside and outside parts of a pinto bean.
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The letters of the alphabet, presented in black outline, filled with colorful illustrations of leaves, flowers, and vines.
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Use this Venn to compare flowering and non-flowering plants.
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PowerPoint with Audio. Part of the Living on Planet Earth series. This presentation includes colorful images and illustrations to explain how plants defend themselves against animal attack. It even describes why and how some plants eat animals! Plant Kingdom, Animal Relationships Part 2 of 2 units.
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Four nomenclature cards per page illustrating the life cycle of a tomato.
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Labeled and illustrated parts of a leaf.
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from petal to stamen
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In this hands-on science project, students understand how plants produce their own food.
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From "seeds" to "stems".
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[member-created using abctools] Find the words, from BEES to POLLINATION, in this plant-shaped word search.
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A detailed set of instructions for a series of experiments on plant growth under a variety of circumstances.
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With a labeled illustration of a plant.
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Colorful, labeled and illustrated parts of a flower.
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This "hands-on science" lesson helps students address the question of what plants do with all the water they absorb. This lesson includes a reading comprehension.
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Learn about this irritating plant.
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Four cards to a page; each card has a full color picture of the part and a detailed explanation of what it does. A great study tool.
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word strips with picures
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[made with abctools] From carbon to water.
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Use pieces of plants to make a collage.
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PowerPoint with Audio. Part of the Living on Planet Earth series. This presentation includes colorful images and illustrations to explain how plants have adapted to living in the tundra of mountains and the Polar Regions. These tundra environments have extreme conditions involving climate, weather, sunlight and soil conditions. Part 2 of 2 units.
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