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Science Year 5 Week 1

Lesson 3
TOPIC: LIFE CYCLE OF FLOWERING PLANTS

LESSON OBJECTIVES
At the end of this lesson students should be able to:
 Describe that some plants have flowers and other plants do not have
flowers
Plants without flowers
 Not all plants have flowers.
 Plants without flowers are called non-flowering plants.
 Mosses, ferns and plants with cones are non-flowering plants.
 Some non-flowering plants, such as ferns and mosses, do not form seeds.
 Instead they make tiny spores that can grow into new plants. Other non-
flowering plants, such as pine trees, do form seeds. But their seeds form
in a cone and not from a flower.
Questions
1. Name an example of a flowering plant that you have seen or know of.
2. Name an example of a non-flowering plant that you have seen or know
of.
3. In what ways are flowering plants different to non-flowering plants?
4. Why don’t we usually find flowers and fruits on a peach tree at the same
time?
5. These are the stages in the life cycle of a bean plant:

The stages are in the wrong order. Put them in the right order and draw
the life cycle of the bean plant with labels.

6. Why do we make life cycle drawings in a circle?

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