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Hi again year 3!
Welcome to another Science lesson :)
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What do you seehere?
What do you think wemight be talking about today?
What do
you think
these thi
ngs
have in c
ommon?
(the sam
e)
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So, we have thought about pollination and how plants make their seeds!
Now, we are going to think about what happens to these seeds to make new plants!
What do you think might happen?
Have you seen any examples
outside?
Now let's have a look together!
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Some are carried by...
You might have played with these when you have been outside!
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Wind also helps these plants too!
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/exploding
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Some more examples that are carried by water!
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These stick to animals! A bit like a piggy back ride!
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These come out as... poo!
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L.O. To describe seed dispersal.
Wednesday 10th June 2020
Now, I would like you to write a sentence and draw a picture about each type of dispersal...
1. Wind
2. Water
3. Sticky (catching a ride!)
4. Seeds as food (poo)
5. Bursting/exploding
Here they are!
I will do an example on the next page (including a drawing, I know that is your favourite part!) :)
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L.O. To describe seed dispersal.
Wednesday 10th June 2020
1. Seeds can get stuck to an animals fur and then walk off and they drop them somewhere else!
Seeds stuck to fur
(It was meant to be a cat... SORRY ABOUT IT!)
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We would love to see some of your work!
Maybe you could find some examples of the seeds and send them to us!
As always, we would love to see your work!
We hope you enjoyed your Science lesson for today! We miss you :)