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Week 3 Warmups Warm Up 1 If you wet a sheet of Bounty brand paper towel, a sheet of Viva brand paper towel, and a plain brown paper towel from the school, then the Bounty paper towel will tear first when you place weights on top of the towels. Independent Variable: Control Group: Dependent Variable: Experimental Group: Warm Up 2..-- 25.!l 20 '0 e. 15 N it 10 <; t;; 8 s o. Average Cost of Pizza in City X 1 a 5 G Independent Variable: Dependent Variable: Control Group: Experimental Group: Warm Up 3 Below is a table of data showing the relationship between the number of dinner guests and the amount of time it takes Kayleigh to prepare for dinner. Number of Guests 3 25 4 33 5 41 6 49 7 57 Meal Preparation Time (min) Independent Variable: Dependent Variable: Control Group: Experimental Group: Warm Up4 Explain how pollination and fertilization are important processes needed for seed production. \

1" Pollen " Anther 3. Filament: rllma 4 S,t,, 5,,, Stv:l:e ',.) i I, l'ow' 'E<R I ( > "' ",. ":... '. " 1... '-- - -.1...,...--,; 1 000 o 000 00 00000 00 00.' ovules,," II".IVD"Y.., '" 91 ". Sepa:l! If<!etal 9 U o Maleparts Female parts 8

Name: **Pistils go to OSS: Pistils have: Date:, and A. The male part of the flower is called the stamen. It consists of two structures, a long, thin filament topped by an anther. Label these three structures in the Gizmo, and then add these terms to the diagram above. B. The female part of the flower is called the pistil. It consists of a sticky top surface called the stigma, a shaft called the style, and an ovary that encloses small structures called ovules. Label all five parts in the Gizmo and in the diagram above. c. Male sperm cells are contained within pollen grains. After a pollen grain moves from the anther to the stigma, a pollen tube grows through the style to an ovule. Label the last two structures in the Gizmo and in the diagram above.

Identify: Identify the following parts from their descriptions. a. These grains contain male reproductive cells (sperm cells): b. This structure contains female reproductive cells (egg cells): c. This colorful structure attracts pollinators to the flower: d. This structure has a sticky surface to trap pollen grains: e. This structure produces and stores pollen: f. These structures allow sperm cells to move through the style: g. These structures protect the maturing flower bud: h. This structure contains the female organs of a flower: i. This structure contains the male organs of a flower: Question: How are seeds formed in fruits? 1 2 3 4 5 4

SPONGE BOB'S TEETH Name Want to know why Sponge Bob only has two teeth? It's because when he was just a young sponge he tried to eat an apple whole! Yes, that's right! When he chomped into the apple he broke his teeth on the seedsk; $P9flgBob.neveruhderstood how those pesky seeds got into the apple! :'; :>t:.. ':.t:..,.'. /( i 1. Bees can reach the pollen from a flower because the f holds the anther up high in a flower. Bees and butterflies can then carry p from the a of the s to the sticky s of the p. This process is called p 2. The pollen will then travel down through the long s and into the 0 by creating p t'-- 3. The pollen grains will then join with the o inside of the ovary to form lots of baby plants called, e. This process is called f PARTS OF A SEED 4. The embryos are protected inside of s. The seeds have 3 parts: The s c is the :1- tough outside part of the seed. The food stored within the seed called the c. The cotyledon feeds the plant. baby called the e. 5. When the seeds have developed enough, the o will begin to swell many times its originai size. The ovary enlarges to form a f WORD BANK anther fertilization ovary pollen tubes stamen cotyledon filament ovules pollination stigma embryos fruit pistil seed coat embryos ovary pollen seeds style 5

FLOWER PARTS STUDY JAM NAME BLOCK PART 1: As you watch the video, write 5 facts that you learned from the video. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. PART 2: Complete the video quiz on the screen and record your answer choices on this sheet. Don't forget to "Review Your Answers" on the video and for any question that you got incorrect, copy the "Feedback" in the spaces provided below. 1. Which part of a flower is female? Dpetal Dsepal Dstamen Dpistil 2. Which part of the flower is male? Dpetal Dsepal Dstamen Dpistil 3. Where are the male and female parts of a flower located? the pistil the petals the sepal the anther 4. What is pollination? Dwhen a pollen grain from a stamen reaches the sepal Dwhen a pollen grain from the anther falls into the style Dwhen a pollen grain from an anther reaches a stigma Dwhen a pollen grain from a pistil reaches a stamen. 5. Why do bees like pollen? Dlt eat it and make honey. use it to sting people. makes them fly. use it to make a buzzing sound. 6. What does a pollen grain have to do in order to fertilize an egg? Dtravel from the pistil to the stamen Dgerminate in the soil around the flower Dfall through the filament to the anther Dfall from the stigma down the style to the ovary 7. What do the pollen grain and the egg become during fertilization? form a sepal. become honey. form a new pistil. become a seed.