shows understanding of scientific methodology maintain records of plant observations throughout an experiment, including drawings, measurements, and graphs demonstrate the ability to plant, thin, transplant, pollinate, harvest, and thresh understand the basics of bee and flower anatomy understand the process of pollination and its importance to the production of seeds comprehend the interdependent relationship between the bee and the flowering plant organize and analyze logically the data collected in the team's experiment draw conclusions based on data help present the team project, communicating the project results and conclusions apply skills and concepts learned in the team experiment to plan and set up an individual experiment in seed germination analyze own data on germination and draw conclusions plan and set up new experiments involving phototropism and geotropism analyze data and draw conclusions from it about tropisms PAUSD District Standards Scientific Processes for students in grades 3-6 Work individually and in teams to collect and share information and ideas.
(its importance to the production of seeds; comprehend; the interdependent relationship between the bee and the flowering plant) (Work; to collect; ) (Work; to share; information and ideas) (records of plant observations throughout an experiment, including drawings, measurements, and graphs; demonstrate; the ability to plant, thin, transplant, pollinate, harvest, and thresh understand the basics of bee and flower anatomy) (new experiments; involving; phototropism and geotropism) (the data; collected; L:in the team's experiment) (skills and concepts; learned; L:in the team experiment)
its importance to the production of seeds Work Work records of plant observations throughout an experiment, including drawings, measurements, and graphs new experiments the data skills and concepts
comprehend to collect to share demonstrate involving collected learned
the interdependent relationship between the bee and the flowering plant
information and ideas
the ability to plant, thin, transplant, pollinate, harvest, and thresh understand the basics of bee and flower anatomy
phototropism and geotropism
L:in the team's experiment
L:in the team experiment