Grade Iv-Science & Health Grade Iv - Science & Health: How Self Pollination Differs From Cross Pollination
Grade Iv-Science & Health Grade Iv - Science & Health: How Self Pollination Differs From Cross Pollination
Grade Iv-Science & Health Grade Iv - Science & Health: How Self Pollination Differs From Cross Pollination
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Here II am.
am. II am
am slow,
slow, II am
am
fast.
fast. You
You can
can feel
feel me
me but
but
you
you can’t
can’t see
see me.
me…
wind
wind
• When I come,
When I come,plants
plants welcome
me welcome
with open armsopen
me with and when
armsnot
I do andcome,
when Ifarmers
do not pray
come, farmers pray that
that I may come soon.
I may come soon…
rain
rain
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come zooming
zooming like
likeanan
airplane
airplane into
intored,
red,yellow,
yellow,pink
pink
flowers
flowers inin the
thegarden…
garden…
bees
bees
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am always
always aa welcome
welcome inin the
the
garden
garden by
by visitor,
visitor, because
because ofof
my
my colorful
colorful velvet
velvet dress…
dress…
butterfly
butterfly
• I touch, I smell, I pick these
beautiful flowers , who am I?
• I touch, I smell, I pick
these beautiful flowers ,
who am I?
man
man
ACTIVITY
ACTIVITY1
1.1. Observe
Observe the
the flowers
flowers inin the
the garden.
garden.
2.2. What
What insects
insects are
are found
found ininthe
the garden?
garden?
3.3. Explain
Explain why
why insects
insects are
are attracted
attracted toto
some
some flowers?
flowers?
Let’s
Let’s Observe
Observe and
and Draw
Draw
Do
Do thethe following:
following:
1.1. Observe
Observe aa flower
flower from from afar
afar wait
wait until
until an
an
insect
insect stay
stay on
on it.it.Then
Then draw
draw what
what you
you
see.
see.
2.2. Observe
Observe the the insect.
insect.Does Does the
the insect
insect
transfer
transfer from
from one
one flower
flower to
to another
another
flower?
flower?Draw
Draw what
what you you see.
see.
ACTIVITY
ACTIVITY
Study
Study the
the illustration
illustration ofof the
the 22 kinds
kinds ofof
pollination.
pollination.
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Answer
Answer the
the questions.
questions.
1.1. Which
Which illustration
illustration involves
involves flower
flower from
from
the
the same
same plant?
plant?
2.2. Which
Which involves
involves flowers from 22 plants?
flowers from plants?
3.3. Which
Which illustration
illustration can
can be
be called
called self-
self-
pollination?
pollination?Why?
Why?
4.4. Which
Which illustration
illustration can
can be
be called
called cross-
cross-
pollination?
pollination?Why?
Why?
Video
Video Viewing
Viewing
Cross
Crosspollination
pollinationand
andSelf
Self Pollination
Pollination
Selfpollination
Self pollination is the
: is:the transfer
transfer of
of pollen
grains
pollenfrom the from
grains anthertheto the stigma
anther to of
the same flower or another flower of
thesame
the stigma.
plant.
Cross pollination: is the transfer of
Cross pollination: is the transfer of
pollen
pollen grains
grains from
from the
the anther
anther ofof one
one
flower
flower toto the
the stigma
stigma of
of another
another of the
flower
of same
the same
kind.kind.
Answer
Answer the
the questions:
questions:
••What
What are
are the
the two
two kinds
kinds of
of
pollination?
pollination?
••Differentiate
Differentiate one
one from
from the
the
other.
other.
Unscramble
Unscramble the
the letters
letters of
of the
the
correct
correct answer.
answer.
SRCOS PLINOLONATI transfer of pollen
FSEL IONLINAPOLT
grains
transferfrom the anther
of pollen grainsto from
the stigma of
the anther
the same
to the flower.
stigma of the same flower.
FSEL
SRCOS IONLINAPOLT
PLINOLONATI transfer of pollen
grains
transferfrom the anther
of pollen grainsto from
the stigma of
the anther
another of the of
to the stigma same kind. of the same
another
kind.
• How does self- pollination
differ from cross pollination?
• How does self- pollination
differ from cross pollination?
DIRECTION: Study the pictures which is
a self pollination and cross pollination.
••Make
Make aa list
list of
of flowering
flowering plants.
plants.
Opposite
Opposite each,
each, write
write how
how they
they
are
are pollinated.
pollinated.
Thank
Thank you…
you…