Science Task Three

Aim

Label this flowerSee how much you can remember from last week without looking!

Flower Structure

How did you do?

pollen

anther

filament

sepal

receptacle

petal

stigma

style

ovary

ovule

stem

stamen carpel

Seeds are dispersed in many ways some catch a lift on the fur of animals as they brush past, others fall into water and travel great distances to new shores, some get so hot in the sun that they explode, others are so light that they are carried on the wind. Seeds are so delicious that they are eaten by animals, when the animal pass the food the seed passes through as well.

Copy and paste https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/clips/znvfb9q into your internet browser.

Draw a circle map into your books and record all the information, you may have to watch it a couple of times!

Look carefully at the seeds in the pictures below and think about how they may be dispersed.

Then divide your pages into half, at the top of each page write the titles catching a lift, water, exploding, wind and eaten by animals.

Draw a picture of each of the seeds and label them, put them into the right box.

Divide your pages into half, at the top of each page write the titles catching a lift, water, exploding, wind and eaten by animals.

Draw a picture of each of the seeds and label them, put them into the right box.

Check your answers.

How did you do?

If you need to make a correction you can just write the name into the correct box.

Extra ChallengeWrite the headings as sub headings into your book and describe the process of each in you own words.

You can send a picture of your work to year3@gordonchildrensacademy.org.uk