Internal and External Structures of Plants and Animals

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Amanda Drinnon Internal and External Structures of Plants and Animals 3.LS1: From Molecules to Organisms: Structures and Processes 1) Analyze the internal and external structures that aquatic and land animals and plants have to support survival, growth, behavior, and reproduction.

1. Label the parts of the plant. Explain Name Date #

The attracts pollinators and make seeds that will someday grow into new plants. The supports the plant and carries water, nutrients, and plant chemicals up and down to all parts of the plant. The have little openings that let air and water come and go. They also catch energy from sunlight and use it to turn the air and water into food. The are hidden underground, but are very important to the plant. They also suck up water and nutrients from the soil and even store food for the future.

1. Label the parts of the plant. Name: Answer Key Date #

The Flower attracts pollinators and make seeds that will someday grow into new plants. The Stem supports the plant and carries water, nutrients, and plant chemicals up and down to all parts of the plant. The Leaves have little openings that let air and water come and go. They also catch energy from sunlight and use it to turn the air and water into food. The Roots are hidden underground, but are very important to the plant. They also suck up water and nutrients from the soil and even store food for the future.

Answer Key gills scales fins fins

Explore Student Instructions I will begin my lesson by explaining to the students that they will be engaging in an activity where they get to create their own plant or animal. The students will have previously learned about plant and animal internal and external structures that are necessary for their survival, growth, behavior, and reproduction. Next, I will ask the students to separate in the room based on their preference of plant or animal. After they are separated I will explain to each group what their activity will consist of. I will then hand out the Create-a- Plant worksheet to the first group and the Create-an-Animal worksheet to the second group. Materials: Diorama Sheet, Create Worksheet, Crayons, Pencil, Imagination Completing the Activity Photos:

Kinney, B. (2011, October 30). Create-an-Animal & Create-a-Plant {freebie}. Retrieved March 22, 2017, from http://ilove2teach.blogspot.com/2011/10/create-animalcreate-plant-freebie.html

Internal and External Structures of Plants and Animals I chose: Internal Structures: External Structures: How does the plant or animal support Survival, Growth, Behavior, and Reproduction? Explain each.

Answer Key Internal and External Structures of Plants and Animals I chose: Animals Internal Structures: Digestive System (Growth) Circulatory System Brain (Avoid Danger) Muscles External Structures: Air, Water, Food Legs Tail How does the plant or animal support Survival, Growth, Behavior, and Reproduction? Explain each. Survival: air, water Growth: eating nutritious foods Behavior: follows instinct Reproduction: sexual reproduction

Internal and External Structures of Plants and Animal CER Claim: (Write a sentence or two stating what your organism needs to support survival, growth, behavior, or reproduction.) Evidence: (Provide evidence from the chart to support your claim. Give an example of one internal structure and one external structure of your organism and explain how they help the organism survive.) Reasoning: (Explain how your evidence supports your claim. Describe how your organism and your shoulder partners organism have similar internal or external structures.)

Internal and External Structures of Plants and Animal CER Claim: (Write a sentence or two stating what your organism needs to support survival, growth, behavior, or reproduction.) My organism needs water to be able to survive as well as grow. My organism reproduces sexually. To behave with other animals my organism follows its instinct. Evidence: (Provide evidence from the chart to support your claim. Give an example of one internal structure and one external structure of your organism and explain how they help the organism survive.) My organism needs a digestive system as an internal structure to help them grow, as well as strong legs as an external structure to help them run from predators. Reasoning: (Explain how your evidence supports your claim. Describe how your organism and your shoulder partners organism have similar internal or external structures.) Both mine and my partners organism need air to survive as well as strong legs.