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4.- Activities
ACTIVITIES:
Plant Dissection:
Provide students with various types of plants, such as flowers, leaves, or stems.
Guide them through a plant dissection activity to explore the internal structures, including roots, stems, leaves, and reproductive organs.
Discuss the functions of each plant part and how they contribute to the plant's survival and reproduction.
Plant Growth Experiments:
Conduct simple experiments to investigate plant growth factors, such as light, water, and nutrients.
Have students set up controlled experiments to test how different variables affect plant growth.
Encourage them to make predictions, record data, and draw conclusions from their experiments.
Build a Plant Classification Guide:
Introduce the concept of plant classification (taxonomy) and the different plant families.
Assign each student or group a specific plant family to research.
Have them create a guide that includes information about the characteristics, examples, and key features of plants in their assigned family.
Plant Adaptations Presentation:
Assign students different types of environments (e.g., desert, rainforest, aquatic) and specific plants that thrive in those environments.
Ask them to research and prepare presentations on how these plants have adapted to their respective environments.
Encourage discussions on the importance of adaptation in the plant kingdom.
Plant Growth Journal:
Provide each student with a small potted plant or seeds.
Have them maintain a plant growth journal, documenting the plant's growth over several weeks.
In their journals, students can record daily observations, measurements, and notes on factors affecting plant growth.
Create Botanical Art:
Combine art and science by having students create botanical illustrations or paintings of different plant species.
Encourage attention to detail and accuracy in depicting plant structures.
Discuss the historical significance of botanical art and its role in documenting plant diversity.
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