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"A great resource that was ready to use right away! Provides a great look at the different parts of the flower"
Joelle J.
"Needed to fill some time last year around Valentine's Day, so I had my honor's students dissect flowers! They loved it."
Emily R.
Description
In this lab activity, students will dissect the typical parts of a flower and identify male and female reproductive organs. The materials needed for this lab are minimal:
glue, magnifying glass, flower, forceps
In the days leading up to this activity, start reminding your students to bring a flower that has clear male/female parts. Flowers like tulips and lilies are perfect examples.
I have included four files in this download:
1) Student worksheet (Word format)
2) Student worksheet (PDF format)
3) Teacher answer key (Word format)
4) Teacher answer key (PDF format)
Key words:
Angiosperms
Flower
Dissection
Stamen
Pistil
Carpal
Lab activity
Hands on
glue, magnifying glass, flower, forceps
In the days leading up to this activity, start reminding your students to bring a flower that has clear male/female parts. Flowers like tulips and lilies are perfect examples.
I have included four files in this download:
1) Student worksheet (Word format)
2) Student worksheet (PDF format)
3) Teacher answer key (Word format)
4) Teacher answer key (PDF format)
Key words:
Angiosperms
Flower
Dissection
Stamen
Pistil
Carpal
Lab activity
Hands on
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Grades
6th - 12th
Subjects
Tags
Pages
3
Answer Key
Included
Teaching Duration
1 hour
What others say
"A great resource that was ready to use right away! Provides a great look at the different parts of the flower"
Joelle J.
"Needed to fill some time last year around Valentine's Day, so I had my honor's students dissect flowers! They loved it."
Emily R.
Description
In this lab activity, students will dissect the typical parts of a flower and identify male and female reproductive organs. The materials needed for this lab are minimal:
glue, magnifying glass, flower, forceps
In the days leading up to this activity, start reminding your students to bring a flower that has clear male/female parts. Flowers like tulips and lilies are perfect examples.
I have included four files in this download:
1) Student worksheet (Word format)
2) Student worksheet (PDF format)
3) Teacher answer key (Word format)
4) Teacher answer key (PDF format)
Key words:
Angiosperms
Flower
Dissection
Stamen
Pistil
Carpal
Lab activity
Hands on
glue, magnifying glass, flower, forceps
In the days leading up to this activity, start reminding your students to bring a flower that has clear male/female parts. Flowers like tulips and lilies are perfect examples.
I have included four files in this download:
1) Student worksheet (Word format)
2) Student worksheet (PDF format)
3) Teacher answer key (Word format)
4) Teacher answer key (PDF format)
Key words:
Angiosperms
Flower
Dissection
Stamen
Pistil
Carpal
Lab activity
Hands on
Report this resource to TPT
Reported resources will be reviewed by our team. Report this resource to let us know if this resource violates TPT's content guidelines.
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A great resource that was ready to use right away! Provides a great look at the different parts of the flower
My students enjoyed this activity. My students are engaged and perform better whenever we are in the lab. This resource worked for all different learning levels.
Great resource! Thanks for sharing this resource for us all to use.
Needed to fill some time last year around Valentine's Day, so I had my honor's students dissect flowers! They loved it.
Nice format for a flower direction. So nice to have it as a resource.
My students were very engaged using this resource and learned where the parts of the flower are using a hands on resource
Thank you for this wonderful resource! I'm teaching middle school science at a homeschool coop and the current chapter on plants and this was a fantastic activity. They had fun using some of the dissection tools and asked a lot of questions along the way. Content-rich but also able to be easily done in one class period. Thank you!
Thank you for making this awesome product. My 4th grade students love it! Thanks again!
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