With a touch of humor and more than 250 color photographs, the author of this appealing and entertaining book describes the reproductive processes of garden plants. She pays special attention to the ways plants attract pollinators, paralleling their activities with those of flirtatious humans, and relates how a variety of common pollinators accomplish their tasks. Island Press, 1996. Descriptions and detailed illustrations of their observations around the world make their discussions of ecology and botany come to life. This site covers everything educators would want to teach their students about plants.
Students are able to read information about plants and take a quiz at the end of the activity.
This site has a lot of information to support the content of the clip. The information is well presented graphically with pictures to hold the attention of the students. This site illustrates the process of pollination by bees. It explains the difference between good pollination and bad pollination. This site is provided by the Smithsonian Center for Education and Museum Studies.