Objective: Demonstrate how to properly transplant plants
Leading Question: How do you properly transplant plants?
Introduction to plants
Transplant plants
Plant seeds
Objective: Identify the parts of a seed
Leading Question: What part of the seed protects the seed?
Parts of a seed
Use the Powerpoint on plant science found in google classroom to follow along.
Read the seed anatomy – e-unit in google classroom.
Complete the worksheet on seed structure and function
SAE project work time
Objective: Germinate seeds
Leading Question: What are the 4 major parts of a seed?
Plant seeds and put them in the germination chamber.
Review parts of a seed
Dissect a seed to identify all of its parts. Bean seeds work best.
Objective: Identify the parts of a leaf
Leading Question: What part of the leaf allows for air exchange?
Take the quiz on parts of a seed found in google classroom.
Parts of a Leaf
Use the Powerpoint on plant science found in google classroom to follow along.
Complete the worksheet on the parts of a leaf and identify the parts of the leaf. Complete the questions at the end of the worksheet.
Objective: Demonstrate how to take leaf cuttings
Leading Question: What part of the leaf is waxy?
Practice the parts of a leaf with the I have, who has
Finish coloring leaf
3-2-1 activity
Objective: Assess on leaf parts
Describe the parts of a flower
Leading Question: What part of the leaf has xylem and phloem cells in it?
Make playdough leaves
Leaf quizlet
I have, who has cards
No School
Objective: Identify the parts of a flower
Leading Question: What part of the leaf contains chloroplasts?
Take the Leaf Anatomy Quiz found in google classroom.
Review leaf with quizlet
Read the flower e-unit and complete the questions.
Complete the flower structures worksheet.
No School - ACT
Objective: Describe the functions of each part of the flower
Leading Question: What is the female part of the flower?
Use the Powerpoint on plant science found in google classroom to follow along.
Make a flower and identify all the parts and functions using tissue paper, construction paper, pipecleaners beads and hot glue.
Check cuttings to see if there is any rooting.
Objective: Review the parts of a plant
Leading Question: What is the male part of a flower?
Complete the crossword puzzle on parts of seeds, leaves and flowers
Take the flower quiz found in google classroom.
Objective: Assess on plant anatomy and physiology
Leading Question: What is photosynthesis?
Kahoot review for test
Take the Plant anatomy and physiology test
Turn in interactive notebook
SAE work time
Objective: Design a flower bed using candy
Leading Question: What are basic principles used in landscaping?
Landscaping Concepts
Landscaping concept reading
Candy landscape design
Objective: Design a landscape based on techniques learned in class
Leading Question: What is a shade loving landscape plant?
Finish discussing landscape designs
Candy landscape design
Go through plant magazines or websites and identify plants used in our zone.
Objective: Design a landscape based on techniques learned in class
Leading Question: How much did your landscape order cost?
Candy landscape design
Go through plant magazines or websites and identify plants used in our zone.
Objective: Design a landscape based on techniques learned in class
Leading Question: What are two shade-loving plants
Finish candy landscapes
Complete the landscaping project.
Use landscape order sheet to keep track of all your plants and expenses.
Objective: Test SAE question
Leading Question: What do you still need to complete to finish this project?
Work on SAE project
Complete 1M of conclusion
Work on landscaping
Objective: Design a landscape based on techniques learned in class
Leading Question: What are two shade trees?
Complete the landscaping project.
Use landscape order sheet to keep track of all your plants and expenses.
Objective: Design a landscape based on techniques learned in class
Leading question: Why are curved lines appealing?
Create a landscape using your landscape order sheet
Use landscape order sheet to keep track of all your plants and expenses.
Use the landscape design check sheet to make sure your plan is complete.
Objective: Design a landscape based on techniques learned in class
Leading Question: What is your landscapes focal point?
Create a landscape using your landscape order sheet
Use landscape order sheet to keep track of all your plants and expenses.
Use the landscape design check sheet to make sure your plan is complete.
Objective: Design a landscape based on techniques learned in class
Leading Question: What is the hardest part to designing a landscape?
Create a landscape using your landscape order sheet
Use landscape order sheet to keep track of all your plants and expenses.
Use the landscape design check sheet to make sure your plan is complete.
Objective: Design a landscape based on techniques learned in class
Leading Question: How much was the total cost of your landscape?
Create a landscape using your landscape order sheet
Use landscape order sheet to keep track of all your plants and expenses.
Use the landscape design check sheet to make sure your plan is complete.
Turn in interactive notebook
Landscape due today!
Objective: Design a floral arrangement
Leading Question: N/A
Guest Speaker - Events Everlasting
Objective: Demonstrate knowledge of floral design
Leading Question: What is floral design?
Introduction to floriculture
Create an Easter egg bouquet. Use plastic Easter eggs, styrofoam, wooden skewers and small vases.
Objective: Identify the 12 elements of design
Leading Question: What are the 12 elements of design?
Create an Easter egg bouquet. Use plastic Easter eggs, styrofoam, wooden skewers and small vases.
Read about floriculture design elements in the chapter textbook and make a dodecahedron. These documents can be found in google classroom.
Create big idea posters and define each floriculture element on the poster. Use the slideshow attached above to learn more about these design elements.
Apply knowledge learned from class to your Easter egg bouquet.
Objective: Apply the 12 elements of design to egg bouquet
Leading Question: Where does osmosis occur in a plant?
Review floriculture design elements.
Share two big idea posters
Make dodecahedron
Apply knowledge learned from class to your Easter egg bouquet
Create SAE graphs, conclusions and abstracts
Objective: Apply the 12 elements of design to egg bouquet
Leading Question: How do nutrients flow through the leaf?
Finish discussing last 8 elements of design.
Make a dodecahedron.
Apply knowledge learned from class to your Easter egg bouquet
Objective: Use abstract materials to attract the naked eye
Leading Question: How does proportion affect floral design?
Finish your dodecahedron
Add tulle, tissue paper and ribbon to your Easter egg bouquet.
Objective: Demonstrate how to make a corsage
Leading Question: How does size affect a floral design?
Review concepts by completing the floriculture chapter questions.
Take apart floral designs
Objective: Design a planter using techniques learned in floriculture
Leading Question: What are 3 different floral design methods?
Complete the final assessment on decorative planters for the unit of floriculture. This can be found in google classroom. Use the floral design rubric for arrangements found in classroom as a guide for your final grade.
Testing
No School
Objective: Identify major landscaping concepts
Leading Question: What landscaping concepts are similar to floriculture?
Complete the final assessment on decorative planters for the unit of floriculture. This can be found in google classroom. Use the floral design rubric for arrangements found in classroom as a guide for your final grade.
Objective: Describe how photosynthesis occurs
Leading Question: What is the equation for photosynthesis?
What do plants need to grow?
Use the Powerpoint on plant science
Photosynthesis lab
Objective: Develop a conclusion for your SAE project
Leading Question: Did you prove or disprove your hypothesis?
Turn in interactive notebook
Finish photosynthesis lab
Write a newspaper article about photosynthesis
Objective: Assess on photosynthesis
Leading Question: N/A
Review photosynthesis cards and descriptions
Draw a ven diagram comparing respiration with photosynthesis
Write a photosynthesis newspaper article
Objective: Develop a conclusion for your SAE
Leading Question: What do you need help with?
SAE Experiment Journals Due today
Objective: Reassess on photosynthesis
Leading Question: N/A
Complete photosynthesis review
Reassess on photosynthesis
Fix potted plants in greenhouse
Clean out aquaponics tank
Organize tables for plant sale
Objective: Identify major fruit and nut crops
Leading Question: Name 5 common nut crops
Clean aquaponics and aeroponics unit
Harvest potatoes
Plant watermeols and melons
Fruit and Nut Crop Production
Complete the word unscramble relating to crops.
Discuss fruit, nut and field crops
Objective: Describe how to prepare soil for field crops
Leading Question: What are major field crops grown in the United States?
Complete the crop production project
Objective: Describe equipment used in crop production
Leading Question: How do you prepare a seedbed?
Discuss crop production
Make corn plastic
Complete the crop production project
Objective: Design boutonniere
Leading Question: How do you make a boutonniere?
Make boutonnieres
Discuss harvesting crops
Objective: Develop a display of SAE project
Leading Question: What are 5 skills you need to improve?
Create SAE experiment display boards
Objective: Describe major specialty crops.
Leading Question: What are specialty crops?
Identify where specialty crops are grown in the U.S. using the map found in google classroom and the textbook chapter on crops found in google classroom. Use the directions in google classroom to complete this assignment.
Crop potluck
Crop production project
Objective: Assess on crops
Leading Question: What are some examples of oil crops?
Crop Production Project due today in google classroom.
Turn in interactive notebooks