Plants have organ systems like roots and shoots that carry out similar functions to animal organ systems, such as transport and support, but they are structured differently. Flowers are the reproductive organs of plants and function similarly to animal reproductive organs. The roots absorb water and nutrients for the plant; if damaged, the plant's health and survival are jeopardized. The document discusses plant and animal cells and organ systems at different levels of organization, from cells to tissues to organs, and assigns homework on labeling the parts and functions of a microscope.

1. PLANTS
-ORGAN
SYSTEMS

2. Root and Shoot Sytems:

3. Answer the ff:
In what ways are the
functions of the organ
systems of plants similar to
those of animals?
In what ways are they
different?

4. Flowers: Reproductive Organs
 Howare flowers similar to the reproductive
organs of animals?

5. What is the function of the
roots?

6. What will happen to the roots if
the tissues were damaged?
What will happen to the plant?

7. Models of animal and plant cells

8. Putting them up all together....
ORGANISMS: Humans and
Animals/Plants

9. SYTEMS: ANIMALS/PLANTS

10. ORGANS: Plants/Animals

11. TISSUES: Plants/Animals

12. Cells: Plants/Animals

13. Homework:
DRAW and label the
parts of a microscope.
Identify the function of
each part.
(Short bond paper)
(Individual)