PPT-Plants and Animals Lesson

5D What Is Another Way We Can Show How Plants Make Their Own Food Review How Do Plants Get Their Food Do plants and animals get their food in the same way or in different ways Photograph by Philippe . Habitats. - the environments that animals and plants live in. Species. - a group of plants or animals that are alike. Organisms. - living things such as plants and animals. Traces-. marks left by people, animals, or things. . Seeds are the beginning! Look at the diagram to review the parts of a seed.. 1. 2. 3. 6. 5. 4. Next. How do plants depend on animals to disperse their seeds?. . Start with Seeds! . Image Source: by permission from Primary Games. . Plants. Grade Levels 3-4. Project Developed by. : . Dr. Terry Ferriss, Professor of Horticulture, . University of Wisconsin -River Falls. By : . Alghaliah. . Abdullaziz. Al . hajri. Grade 2/C. Camels. are the most famous animals that live in the desert.. Camel. is called the Ship of the desert because it can live in the difficult conditions like :. by Mrs. Neetz. What is an environment?. Plants and animals live together in many different environments all around the world.. An . environment. . is all the living and nonliving things in a place. . Done by . Maria . Elagina. , . grade 6. Changes in climate. Changes in climate can affect the way ecosystems work and upset the habitats of living things. In the past, climate changes occurred slowly, allowing animals and plants to adapt to the new environment or move somewhere else. However, if future climate changes occur rapidly, animals and plants may not be able to react fast enough to survive. Here are some examples of animals and plants that are suffering from global warming.. (. Natural Selection vs. Artificial Selection) . Recall Natural Selection . Adaptation . A characteristic or feature of a species that makes it well suited for survival or reproduce success in its environment. TERRESTRIAL HABITATS . Terrestrial Habitat: Plants and animals that live on land, are said to be living in terrestrial habitat.. There are four types of terrestrial habitats.. Deserts. Mountain Regions. How They Grow and Adapt. Parts of a Seed. Life Cycles and Habitats. Every plant and animal has a pattern of growth and development called a . life cycle. . . They grow within a . habitat. for which their needs can be met. . Mary Tweedy, Curriculum Support Specialist. Keisha Kidd, . Curriculum Support Specialist. Dr. Millard . Lightburn. , Science Supervisor. Department of Mathematics and Science. Benchmarks. SC. .5.. L.. ? . Last Time. What did we find out in our last lesson about how plants grow bigger?. Today’s Focus Question. How do animals grow bigger? . Time-Lapse Video and Pictures of Animals. As you watch this video and look at the following pictures, think about this question: . Vocabulary words:. invertebrate-. an animal without a backbone. Vocabulary words:. sponge. - a simple invertebrate that has a hollow body with a single opening and lives in water. Lesson 1 – Animals without a Backbone. - . My rainforest. Underline using a ruler!. 3. Would you live in a rainforest?. Date: . Tuesday, 06 July 2021. P. R. O. U. D. Pen. Ruler. Organised. Underline. Date. I would/ would not live in a rainforest because …………….. Science. Lesson 11: challenge answer . Find out the importance of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere. . Carbon dioxide traps heat in the atmosphere which is needed for our earth to be habitable. Otherwise, earth would be a frozen world. .