Amazing Plants! Unit These flowers are sculptures. 2. The flowers are wet. 3. These flowers eat insects. Check T for True and F for False.

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Unit 6 Amazing Plants! In this unit, I will... talk about how plants adapt. discuss the importance of plants. compare plants. write a descriptive paragraph. Check T for True and F for False. 1. These flowers are sculptures. T F 2. The flowers are wet. T F 3. These flowers eat insects. T F Australian sundew 88 11691_u06_ptg01_hr_088-103.indd 88-89 89 13/06/13 3:23 PM

1 Listen and read. TR: B2 2 Listen and repeat. TR: B3 Stink Lily, Panama Venus flytrap, Southern Brazil Have you ever heard of a flower that smells like rotting meat to attract insects? Have you seen a plant close its leaves over an insect? Can plants really do these things? Let s learn more about the behavior of plants. a leaf a stem Pitcher plant Plants need light, air, water, and nutrients to live. Roots absorb the nutrients that are in the ground and water. Tiny creatures called bacteria turn these nutrients into food that the plant can use. But some places don t have a lot of these nutrients. So some plants adapt. They follow a different plan for survival. Their strategy is to eat insects to live! 90 11691_u06_ptg01_hr_088-103.indd 90-91 The stink lily gets its name from its smell. The flower stinks like rotting meat. The smell attracts flies to the plant and then tricks them! When a fly crawls on the flower, pollen sticks to the fly. Then the fly takes the pollen and leaves it on the next plant it visits. That s how the stink lily makes new plants. The Venus flytrap attracts insects with a sweet odor. When an insect lands on an open leaf, the leaf closes and traps the insect. Then the plant slowly digests the insect over a period of eight to ten days. 3 How do plants adapt to survive? Work with a partner. What did you learn? Ask and answer. Some plants trap insects. 91 13/06/13 3:23 PM

4 Listen, read, and sing. TR: B4 Plants Are All Around Leaf and stem and flower and root! The sweet, delicious smell of fruit is here and there and everywhere! Plants are all around. Plants are growing up and down. Air is flowing all around. Plants come in every shape and size. Their bright colors attract the eyes of bees and butterflies. Big and small, plants survive it all. CHORUS Some plants play tricks with our eyes. They re made to give us a surprise. A plant is designed to survive. To make new seeds, to grow and thrive. Some of the oldest plants on Earth are trees on mountains high, drinking in the light, reaching up into the sky. Leaf and stem and flower and root! The sweet, delicious smell of fruit is here and there and everywhere! Plants are all around. 5 Work with a partner. Ask and answer. 1. Which plants do you like best? 2. Do you eat them? Passionflower 3. What makes them special to you? 92 11691_u06_ptg01_hr_088-103.indd 92-93 93 13/06/13 3:24 PM

Gr ammar 8 TR: B5 Insects are attracted to the plant s sweet smell. The seeds are carried away by birds. 1. Plants need nutrients for survival. Nutrients are needed by plants for survival. How is the insect trapped? The fly is caught inside the closing leaf. 6 2. Birds eat the fruit. Read and complete the sentences. is made 1. Plant food (make) 2. Pollen (take) 3. The plant attracts insects. by bacteria. to other plants by insects. 3. The seeds (carry) Read and write. Rewrite the sentences. 4. The smell of the stink lily tricks the flies. by birds. 4. Plants that eat insects (find) in the 5. The pitcher plant traps and digests small animals. rain forest. 5. Many new plants (discover) every year. 9 7 Read and underline the answer. Socotra is located / is called in the Indian Ocean. Many strange trees are found / are needed here. One famous tree is attracted / is called the dragon blood tree. It is used / is found to make paint and medicine. The desert rose is used / is found in the desert in Socotra. It has beautiful pink flowers. It is shaped / is found like the foot of an elephant! Work with a partner. How many sentences can you make? Take turns. snacks need children flowers find plants insects eat flowers Flowers are eaten by plants. That s not true! Dragon blood trees 94 11691_u06_ptg01_hr_088-103.indd 94-95 95 13/06/13 3:24 PM

10 Listen and repeat. Then read and write. TR: B6 Gr ammar TR: B7 I don t want a plant that smells like rotting meat! I like plants that trick and trap insects. a rose a petal 12 Read and write. sunflower/stem daisy/petals garden/flowers rain forest/vines rose/thorns tree/leaves Venus flytrap/insects 1. A sunflower is a plant that has a long stem. 2. a thorn a daisy a vine 3. 4. 5. 1. An outer part of a flower is called a. 2. A climbing holds onto things as it grows. 3. Be careful! That is sharp. 4. The class gave the teacher a red. 5. Is that flower a white? 13 6. 7. Play a game. Work in groups of three. Choose a page in this book. Describe an object. The group guesses what it is. The winner picks another page. 11 Work with a partner. Give a clue. Listen and stick. Take turns. Go to page 59. This is something that flies through space. That s a pretty yellow flower! It s a daisy! It s a rocket. 1 2 3 4 5 No. Guess again. It s a comet! 96 97

14 Listen and read. TR: B8 15 Check T for True and F for False. Is That a Plant? The Hydnora africana has no leaves or stem. It has a flower that looks like a hungry mouth! Inside is white stuff that stinks. Insects are attracted to the smell. The insect is trapped inside the flower by stiff hairs. The insect eats the white stuff to survive. Pollen sticks to the insect. A few days later, the flower opens and the insect is free. Then it takes the pollen to another flower. The flower has done its job! The white baneberry is also called doll s eyes. Its fruit looks like eyes on blood red stems! It is round and white and has a black dot. Birds eat the fruit and spread the seeds. That s how the doll s eyes makes other plants. The fruit does not hurt the birds, but it s poisonous to people! If people touch any part of the plant, they will get blisters! Eating the fruit can stop a person s heart. The Rafflesia arnoldii also has no leaves or stem. But it has the largest flower of all plants! It can grow to be 1 meter (3 feet) across and can weigh 11 kilos (24 pounds). The flower looks scary. Things that look like big thorns grow out of its center. And worse, it stinks like rotting meat just like the stink lily! But this plant doesn t eat insects. The odor attracts insects that carry its pollen to other plants. This big flower blooms for only five days. Because there are fewer and fewer of these plants, they may become extinct. White baneberry, North America 16 1. The white baneberry has a stinky smell that attracts insects. T F 2. The fruit of the Hydnora africana is very poisonous. T F 3. The Rafflesia arnoldii has no leaves or stems. T F 4. Birds avoid the white baneberry. T F 5. The Rafflesia arnoldii eats insects that walk on it. T F 6. When the Hydnora africana traps an insect, it lets it go in a few days. T F Work with a partner. Rank the coolest plants (1 = most favorite). Explain why. Rank Plant Why the plant is cool Hydnora africana Rafflesia arnoldii Rose Venus flytrap White baneberry Your choice Hydnora Africana Rafflesia Arnoldii White baneberry Leaves and stems no no yes 17 Invent a cool plant. Draw it and tell what it does. Work in a small group. Share your plant. Poisonous no no yes Stinky yes yes no The Welwitschia mirabilis can live without rain for years. Some have lived for 2,000 years! Flower size 6 cm (2.36 in.) 1 m (3.28 ft.) 10 cm (3.93 in.) 98 Fruit yes yes yes 99

Descriptive Paragraphs A descriptive paragraph tells what you see, feel, taste, and hear. You can organize your description of a person, place, or thing in different ways. You can describe the big parts first and then the small parts. You can go from big to small, from top to bottom, from the inside to the outside, and so on. Mission 18 Read. Read about the sensitive plant. How does the writer describe it? How does the writer organize the description? The Sensitive Plant Did you know that some plants can move? The sensitive plant moves when you touch it. The stem has tiny white hairs, and it stands straight up. It grows to about 50 centimeters. It has many thin green leaves. Each thin leaf is made of many tiny parts. The parts are like tiny leaves. These tiny leaves grow on both sides of each leaf stem. When you touch a leaf, the tiny leaves fold. Two by two, starting from where you touch, they close down. The leaf stem hangs down, too. It looks like it is hiding and doesn t want you to touch it. After a half-hour the plant stands up until you touch it again! Value plants. What plants are important in your community? Why are these plants important? How are they used? Work in a small group. Choose a plant. Discuss why it is important. Write your ideas in the box. Get together with another group. Share your ideas. Are they the same or different? Which idea does everyone like best? On my first trip to the rain forest I met a woman who was in terrible pain because no one in her village could remember which plant would cure her. I saw that knowledge was truly being lost, and in that moment I knew this was what I wanted to do with my life. Maria Fadiman, Ethnobotanist Emerging Explorer Sensitive plant 19 Write. Write about the plant you invented. Describe it. Organize your description. Is your plant amazing? Why or why not? Explain. 20 Work in a group. Share your writing. Listen and take notes. Green tea 100 101

21 Make a local plant guide. 1. Work with a partner. Choose a local plant. 2. Research the plant. Collect or draw pictures. 3. Glue and label the pictures. 4. Describe the plant and how it is used. The aloe vera plant has thick pointy leaves. It is used for sunburns. Now I can... talk about how plants adapt. discuss the importance of plants. compare plants. write a descriptive paragraph. 102 103