These FIVE RESOURCES will help you deliver a fantastic and engaging lesson on flower structure. In this bundle, you will save over 25% OFF of all the individual resources. Click the PREVIEW for a closer look at the items in this bundle.

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► The Plant LESSON BUNDLE contains these 5 resources plus 17 others others for 50% OFF.

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ALL OF THE RESOURCES IN THIS BUNDLE:

► Flower Structure - Big Foldable (Printable PDFs with 10 Options for Differentiation)

► Flower Structure - Interactive Google Slides Activities (8 Options for Differentiation)

► Flower Structure - Homework Review Worksheet (Editable, Printable PDFs & Google Slides Options)

► Flower Structure - Word Scramble Review Activity (Printable PDF & Google Slides Options)

► Flower Structure - Quiz with Two Versions (Editable, Printable PDFs & Self-Grading Google Forms Quiz)

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THESE RESOURCES WORK BEST IN THIS SEQUENCE:

► RESOURCE 1: Teaching/Learning About the Topic (Printable PDFs with 10 Options for Differentiation)

Using the Big Flower Structure Foldable (with many options for differentiation) students will be able to create their own foldable and graphic organizer for their INBs or binders as they learn about the flower. Students prefer this large format diagram and this method of note-taking for clarity and organization.

► RESOURCE 2: Interactive Google Slide Activities (Editable, Google Slides & Options for Differentiation)

Using the Flower Structure - 8 Interactive Google Slides Activities, students will work through one (or more) of eight options of this activity to help them better understand the structures of the flower and their functions. This resource contains both direct type into text boxes activities as well as drag and drop matching activities. This resource is great for learning the topic, reinforcing concepts, homework, distance learning and paperless classrooms.

► RESOURCE 3: Individual Review Worksheet (Editable, Printable PDFs & Google Slides Options)

Using the Flower Homework Review Worksheet, students can either review their understanding of flower structure in class or at home. This one page sheet is also very handy for sub work as well as test prep. The worksheet contains 3 different tasks to keep your students engaged and reviewing terms and concepts in a variety of ways.

► RESOURCE 4: Early Finishers / Bonus Activity / Class Competition (Editable, Printable PDFs & Google Slides Options)

Using the Flower Structure Word Scramble Review Activity, students can either work on their own, for bonus or just for extra reinforcement. As well, this can be done as a fun class competition to see who can finish the scramble the fastest (individually or in groups) and solve the mystery phrase at the bottom.

► RESOURCE 5: Quick Assessment - 25 Mark Quiz with Two Versions (Editable, Printable PDFs & Self-Grading Google Forms Options)

Using the Flower Structure Quiz allows you to quickly assess your students' learning and understanding of flower structure. There are two versions provided with full answer keys for easy marking. Each version has the same questions but they are presented in a different order. This deters cheating as it allows you to alternate versions of the quiz between students who sit side by side.

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