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					    This page last changed on Oct 26, 2007 by mbruozas.
				     3-4Pre-testUDL Plant Pre-test (3-4)
 Introduction - What do plants eat?UDL Plant Introduction (3-4)
 1) Why do plants look the way they do?  Watch it grow!Terms: Roots, Stems, Leaves, Food, structure, function
 Computer: Observe Plants growing (time lapse) and the plant parts model
 Defining Picture - Generic Plant (Flower box)
 UDL Plant Act 1 - Parts of a Plant
 2) Why do plants have stems, roots and leaves? Stems, roots & leavesTerms: Roots, root hairs, stems, leaves, stomata, chloroplasts, chlorophyll
 Activity: Dissection/Observation of parts of a plant (leaf, roots and stem)
 Defining Picture - three kids investigating plants on a table (clip art)
 UDL Plant Act 2
 3) Can plants survive without water and sunlight? Water and sunlightTerms: Hypothesis, data, survive, sunlight and water
 Lab: Something to do with water and sunlight using a light probe
 Defining Picture - girl watering plants (clip art)
 UDL Plant Act 3
 4)Do plants eat? The factoryTerms: photosynthesis, leaves, stems, roots, sunlight, air, water and food.
 Computer: Food-O-meter
 Defining Picture - Kids observing garden growing.
 UDL Plant Act 4
 Math activity Graph it growing!Students can graph the data they collected from "Can plants survive without water and sunlight?"
 Change 8/17/07 - Carolyn is going to do the math activity.  Act 3 is going to focus on sunlight and a probe and the math activity is going to focus on water and growing plants. Bar activityUDL Plant Math Activity
 Reading activity [Suggestion - go with professor Green and a team of green team students.  They are looking for clues to answer the question - do plants eat?] Wrap-up UDL Plant 3-4 Wrap Up Post-testUDL Plant Post-test (3-4)
 Grades 5-6Pre-testUDL Plant Pre\-test \(5\-6\)
 Introduction - What do plants eat?UDL Plant Introduction (5-6)
 1) How do plants make their own food?Terms:
 Activity: Modified Plant Game
 UDL 5-6 Plant Act 1
 2) Why are plants green?Terms: Chlorophyll, chloroplasts
 Computer: NL Macro Model
 seeing things move into the chloroplasts
 UDL 5-6 Plant Act 2
 3) What happens inside a chloroplast?Terms: sugar,
 Computer: NL Micro Model
 seeing sugar being produced and day and night
 UDL 5-6 Plant Act 3
 4) How do we know this is happening? (Not sure if I like this question - this will change)Relative Humidity Lab from TEEMS
 9-27-07 we are going with the relative humidity lab modified from TEEMS (possibly add a light sensor)
 UDL 5-6 Plant Act 4
 Math activity - line graph
 Reading activity5-6 plant story as of 9-27-07
 Wrap-up Post-testUDL Plant post test \(5\-6\)
 
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