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Week 4
Biblical View: The students will see that, God has from the beginning grouped all things
according to their kind by creating them in twos.
(Genesis 1:21)
God created the great sea monsters and every living creature that moves, with which the waters swarmed
after their kind, and every winged bird after its kind; and God saw that it was good.
World View: The students will learn that in science, the practice of classifying organisms is
called taxonomy (Taxis means arrangement and nomos mean method). The modern taxonomic system
was developed by the Swedish botanist Carolus Linnaeus (1707-1778). He used simple physical
characteristics of organisms to identify and differentiate between different species and is based on
genetics.
AIM: The students will learn about the different groups of the plant kingdom, their characteristics and
examples of each group
Key Active Learning Strategies Used: Flipped Teaching
Talk-less Teaching
Project-Based Learning
Objectives:
WALT: (We Are Learning To:)
Name the groups that makes up the plantt kingdom
Give characteristics of each group with examples
Outcomes:
WILF: (What I am Looking For:)
Ability to name the groups that makes up the plantt kingdom
Ability to give characteristics of each group with examples
KEYWORDS:
Tracheophyta/schizophyta (bacteria)
Thallophyta(algae and fungi)
Bryophyta(liverworts and mosses)
Pteridophyta(ferns)
Spermatophyta(seed-bearing
ACTIVITIES LAYOUT
Duratio Activity
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Working mode
5mins Starter:
The students will study and observe some plants provided by the Whole class
teacher and give some description of each of the plants
The teacher reads out the topic and ask the students to read the
WALT and WILF
The teacher introduces the topic and lay emphasis on the fact that,
all living things have the group they belong to. For instance, man
belong to a sub-kingdom called vertebrates and a group called
mammals.
She explains to the students that plants also have special groups into
which they are classified since there are a variety of plants around
us. The teacher then displays a chart showing pictures of the groups
of the plant kingdom, examples and their characteristics.