Sexual Reproduction of Plants

Interactive Strategic Intervention Material
SEXUAL REPRODUCTION OF
PLANTS
GRADE 5
QUARTER 2
RAMON B. PEREZ
TEACHER I - SCES
TITLE CARD
TABLE CARD
OBJECTIVE CARD
TABLE
OF
INTRODUCTION
CONTEN
TS
GUIDECARD
ACTIVITY CARD
ASSESSMENT CARD
ENRICHMENT CARD REFERENCES

MOST ESSENTIAL LEARNING
COMPETENCY
QUARTER 2, WEEK 5
● Explain how plants

reproduce sexualy
INTRODUCTION
According to Bunagan (2012), Strategic Intervention Materials are being used to re-teach
the concept and skills that are least mastered among learners. This is just one of the solutions to
address poorly performed competencies in the education system. In light of this, Department of
Education - Makati deeply look into these kinds of intervention programs that would fit the
necessity of learners. Evidently, these Strategic Intervention Materials will serve as a tool to
improve the academic performance of learners.
Amid pandemic, when there is a shift in the Education paradigm, uncontrollable challenges
in the delivery of instruction have risen. Through the initiative of DepEd Makati lead by Schools
Division Superintendent and Curriculum and Implementation Division, they instructed us to
prepare SIM that would bridge the gap to improve teaching and learning experience of learners
for school year 2020 - 2021.
This Strategic Intervention Material have different parts. It contains title card, guide card,
activity card, assessment card, enrichment card, answer key card, and reference card. The SIM
focus on a certain competency based on the new matrix given by the Department of Education.
The activities, assessment, and enrichment are all anchored to the given guide card or concepts.
GUIDE CARD
SEXUAL AND
ASEXUAL
ASEXUAL
&
REPRODUCTION
SEXUAL REPRODUCTION
BACK TO TABLE
CARD
Plant sexual reproduction happens when Pollination is usually brought about by
pollen grains are transmitted from the
anthers (male) into the stigmas (female)
wind
insects
The transfer of the pollen grains from the birds

anther to the stigma is called pollination.
Kinds of Pollination
birds
Self-pollination
insects - is the transfer of pollen grains from the anther
to the stigma of the same flower or of a different
flower that belongs to the same plant.
wind Cross-pollination
- is the transfer of pollen grains from the anther

of a flower to the stigma of another flower that
belongs to another plant but of the same kind.
Animals and other agents that
aid in sexual reproduction of Cross-pollination is the most common form of
plants are called pollination.
agents of pollination.
Once a pollen grain enters the stigma, it
swells and grows tube that travels
through the style until it reaches the
ovary.
The tube releases the sperm cells into

the ovule to fertilize the egg cell.
The fertilized egg cell and the ovule

itself develops into a seed, the ovary
then enlarges and thickens its walls to
become a fruit.
This will be the receptacle for the seeds.

These seeds can eventually grow into
new plants.
THE END OF THE
GUIDE CARD
ACTIVITY
CARD
Go back to Table Card Proceed to Activity
ACTIVITY #1 : LABEL THE PARTS OF A FLOWER
Direction: Click on the number that you want to identify.
3
3.) Stigma
4
4.) Anther
5
5.) Filament 2
2.) Style
6
6.) Petal
7
7.) Ovule 1
1.) Ovary
8
7.) Receptacle
3
3.) Stigma
4
4.) Anther
5
5.) Filament 2
2.) Style
6
6.) Petal
1.) Ovary
7
7.) Ovule
8
7.) Receptacle
3
3.) Stigma
4
4.) Anther
5
5.) Filament 2.) Style
6
6.) Petal
7
7.) Ovule 1
1.) Ovary
8
7.) Receptacle
3.) Stigma
4
4.) Anther
5
5.) Filament 2
2.) Style
6
6.) Petal
7
7.) Ovule 1
1.) Ovary
8
7.) Receptacle
3
3.) Stigma
4.) Anther
5
5.) Filament 2
2.) Style
6
6.) Petal
7
7.) Ovule 1
1.) Ovary
8
7.) Receptacle
3
3.) Stigma
4
4.) Anther
5.) Filament 2
2.) Style
6
6.) Petal
7
7.) Ovule 1
1.) Ovary
8
7.) Receptacle
3
3.) Stigma
4
4.) Anther
5
5.) Filament 2
2.) Style
6.) Petal
7
7.) Ovule 1
1.) Ovary
8
7.) Receptacle
3
3.) Stigma
4
4.) Anther
5
5.) Filament 2
2.) Style
6
6.) Petal
7.) Ovule 1
1.) Ovary
8
7.) Receptacle
3
3.) Stigma
4
4.) Anther
5
5.) Filament 2
2.) Style
6
6.) Petal
7
7.) Ovule 1
1.) Ovary
7.) Receptacle
ACTIVITY #2 :
Identify what is being defined or described.
It is the process of transfer of pollen

grains from the anther to the pistil.
Pollination Fertilization
It develops by the union of the pollen

grains and ovule
Petal Seed
It contains the female egg cell.
Pollen tube Ovule

It develops by the union of the pollen

grains and ovule
Petal Seed
It enlarges to form the fruit.
Ovary Receptacle
The union of the egg cell and the sperm

cell.
Pollination Fertilization
That is correct !!!
Please try again!!!
ACTIVITY #3 :
Sequence the events in the formation of seed by
clicking the number beside the step.
1 2 3 4 5
1 2 3 4 5
1 2 3 4 5
1 2 3 4 5
1 2 3 4 5
That is correct !!!
Please try again!!!
ASSESSMENT
Go back to Table Card

Assessment #1 :
Choose the best answer.
This is a type of reproduction in plants where

the male and female parts of the flowers are
involved.
Cross pollination Sexual
Self polination
Click me once after you decided Click me for the next

for your answer question
Assessment #1 :
Choose the letter of the best answer.
It is the transfer of pollen grains from the anther of a flower to the

stigma of another flower that belongs to another plant but of the
same kind.
Cross polination Sexual
Self polination
Click me once after you decided Back to the Click me for the next
for your answer previous question question
Assessment #1 :
It is the male part of the flower.
Ovule Stamen
Anther
Assessment #1 :
It consists of two lobes that contain

pollen sacs and pollen grains.
Ovule Stigma
Anther
Assessment #1 :
It refers to the collective term

for sepals of a flower.
Corolla Sepal
Calyx
Assessment #1 :
It is the transfer of pollen grains from the anther to the

stigma of the same flower or a different flower that
belongs to the same plant.
Self polination Cross polination
Embryo
Assessment #1 :
It is the female part of the flower
Anther Stigma
receptacle
Assessment #1 :
It refers to all the petals together.

Corolla Pistil
Calyx
Assessment #1 :
It contains the female gametes or sex

cells called ovum.
style Pistil
Ovule
Assessment #1 :
It is the swollen structure at the

end of a style.
style Pistil
Stigma
Go back to Table Card
ENRICHMENT
ACTIVITY
Go back to Table Card Proceed to Enrichment
Study the descriptions of the parts of some flowers.
Identify weather the flower would be pollinated by
Instruction: Click on the picture of your choice.

insects wind
The petals are brightly-colored and

smell sweet.
NEXT QUESTION

insects wind
The stigma is sticky.
Back to the
previous question NEXT QUESTION

insects wind
The petals are small and green.
Back to the

insects wind
The stigma is feathery.
Back to the

insects wind
The stamens are situated inside

the flower.
Back to the
previous question NEXT SLIDE
That is correct !!!
Please try again!!!
SOUTH CEMBO ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
Gen. Luna St., South Cembo, Makati City
S.Y. 2020 - 20201
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Interactive Science Intervention Materials
Reference Card
science5_q2_w5_studentsversion.pdf
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https://bit.ly/2ScxosD
K-to-12-MELC.pdf
ACTIVITY #3 :
Sequence the events in the formation of seed by
clicking the number beside the step.

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ENRICHMENT CARD REFERENCES

● Explain how plants

The transfer of the pollen grains from the birds

- is the transfer of pollen grains from the anther

The tube releases the sperm cells into

The fertilized egg cell and the ovule

This will be the receptacle for the seeds.

It is the process of transfer of pollen

It develops by the union of the pollen

It contains the female egg cell.

Pollen tube Ovule

It develops by the union of the pollen

It enlarges to form the fruit.

The union of the egg cell and the sperm

Go back to Table Card

This is a type of reproduction in plants where

Cross pollination Sexual

Click me once after you decided Click me for the next

It is the transfer of pollen grains from the anther of a flower to the

Cross polination Sexual

It is the male part of the flower.

It consists of two lobes that contain

It refers to the collective term

It is the transfer of pollen grains from the anther to the

Self polination Cross polination

It is the female part of the flower

It refers to all the petals together.

It contains the female gametes or sex

It is the swollen structure at the

Instruction: Click on the picture of your choice.

The petals are brightly-colored and

Instruction: Click on the picture of your choice.

The stigma is sticky.

Instruction: Click on the picture of your choice.

The petals are small and green.

Instruction: Click on the picture of your choice.

The stigma is feathery.

Instruction: Click on the picture of your choice.

The stamens are situated inside

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