Biological Blueprints: Internal and External Structures · Life Science
Plant Structures for Survival
Investigating how roots, stems, leaves, and flowers serve specific functions in the life cycle and health of a plant.
Key Questions
- 1How do plants 'breathe' and 'eat' without a mouth or lungs?
- 2What causes a plant to grow toward the light even when it is turned away?
- 3How do specific flower shapes determine which pollinators can visit them?
Ontario Curriculum Expectations
ON: Life Systems - Grade 4
Grade: Grade 4
Subject: Science
Unit: Biological Blueprints: Internal and External Structures
Period: Life Science
Suggested Methodologies
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