Plants

Content Competencies 

3 external parts of plants and their describe the parts of different kinds
functions, and importance to humans of plants;
4 plants have body parts that make -identify the specialized structures of
them adapt to land or water terrestrial and aquatic plants;

-conduct investigation on the

specialized structures of plants given
varying environmental conditions:
light, water, temperature, and soil
type;

-make a survey of plants found in the

community and their specific
habitats;
5 how plants reproduce describe the reproductive parts in
plants and their functions;
6 CS: how non-flowering plants distinguish how spore bearing and
reproduce cone-bearing plants reproduce;
7 the difference between animal and differentiate plant and animal cells
plant cells according to presence or absence of
certain organelles;
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9 the structure and function of plant -
parts and organelles involved in
photosynthesis
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12 Plant Organ Systems and their Compare and contrast the following
Functions. processes in
plants: reproduction, development,
nutrition, gas exchange, transport/
circulation,
regulation of body fluids, chemical
and nervous control, immune
systems, and sensory and motor
mechanisms