Scottish Curriculum for Excellence Science - Science

5. Learn about plants and where they come from CFE-ES-01-05

Mission Objectives

I know that some plants grow from a seed

I can label the key features of a plant

I can explain where plants come from

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Keywords

Words and meanings to learn

plant

a living thing that has leaves, a stem and roots which usually grow in the ground

sprout

a tiny, new growth that comes out of a seed when it starts to grow into a plant

seed

a small object made by a plant from which a new plant can grow

caterpillar

a small, worm-like creature with many legs that eats leaves and eventually turns into a butterfly or moth

leaves

part of a plant that is flat and attached to the stem

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Clare Faulkner

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In her spare time, Clare is also a mother of two very active children and lots of animals! She enjoys a variety of sports and loves the outdoors!

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Resources: Camera, paper, pencils, tape measures, wax crayons for leaf/bark rubbing, scissors and the handout. 

Core Handout (2): A page for the children to document their ‘plant scrapbook’. 

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