Flower dissection

In order to teach the benchmark related to sexual reproduction in flowers (oh yes, it's great fun to teach a bunch of 10 year olds about SC.4.L.16.1...) we dissect flowers in my classroom. I can't take credit for the entire lesson - that belongs to CPALM: Dissect It! This lesson is a really great one, but I've modified it to meet my own needs - as teachers do. The first thing I do is start out with an introduction using the PowerPoint from the CPALMS website. Then, we dig into a flower…

Introduce the parts of a flower with a hands-on Alstroemeria or Puruvian Lilly dissection plant science lesson.

Performing a flower dissection is a fun hands-on activity for kids. As they take apart a flower, they will learn about each part and its function.

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Daffodil Dissection | Dr Jo Science Solutions

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Explore flower anatomy with our FREE Daffodil Anatomy Study and daffodil dissection.

Looking for a fun activity for the kids which doesn't cost anything to do? Introduce your child to science by dissecting a flower...

Flower dissection- science P5

Explore the anatomy of flowers with this engaging flower parts dissection activity. Perfect for teaching kids about plant biology, this resource is great for a hands-on learning experience. Ideal for. read more...

I will never forget the unexpected delight I felt when my college botany professor announced that we would be dissecting flowers in class. The fact that I had appreciated flowers for so many years wit

Known as angiosperms (which means “seed cases”), flowering plants produce seeds inside the swollen base of the FLOWER, the ovary. Flowering plants mak

Dissect a flower to learn about all its parts and how pollination works -- awesome hands-on science!

Help students learn the parts of a flower by dissecting Alstroemeria, or Peruvian lilies in the classroom. This activity is a great hands-on way of observing and identifying flower parts including sepals, petals, stamens, stigma, and pollen. A free printable sheet (PDF) can be found towards the ned of the post that students can use to record the different flower parts.

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Botany for Kids: This simple science activity for kids doubles as a gorgeous flower craft and provides some floral fine motor skills - this flower dissection is simple to set up and gets kids interested in botany!

See how we dissected a flower and displayed it to learn about the parts of a flower as part of our preschool botany lessons.

In this activity the child cuts apart a flower to examine the different parts.