The document discusses different types of plants including flowering and non-flowering plants. It describes key parts of plants like roots, stems, leaves, flowers and fruits. Roots are described as primary, fleshy, fibrous or aerial. Stems can be hard, woody, soft, hollow or creeping vines. Leaves have blades that can be different shapes and sizes. Flowers come in various colors, scents and sizes. Fruits contain different numbers of seeds and examples are given of plants that bear fruits or seeds.

1. Day 1
(Video: Plants Roots,
Types, Functions,
Lessons)

2. Flowering Plants
Plants may be similar in
many ways.

3. Petals
Stamen
Pistil

4. petals
stamen
pistil
sepals
stem

5. petals
leaves
sepals
stem

10. Non- Flowering
Plants

11. Fern

12. Moss

13. Moss

14. Ginkgo

15. Grass

16. Makahiya

17. Non- Flowering Plants are
usually grown as
houseplants.
Plants do not bear flowers
can still be great plants for
garden, or as under tree
complement.

18. Plants that
bear seeds

19. Nut Tree

20. Nut Tree

21. Beans & Peas

23. Plants that
bear fruits

24. Papaya Plant

26. Banana Plant

28. Pineapple Plant

29. Plants that do
not bear fruits

30. Plants differ in
size

31. Big Plants

32. Banyan tree

33. Banyan tree

34. Coconut tree

36. Coast Redwood
Tallest tree in
the world

40. Small Plants

41. Bonsai

42. Peepal

44. Compare the
parts of the
plants

45. Roots differ in
some ways:

46. Most roots
are brown.
The root that
pushes its
way into the
soil is the
primary root.

47. Some plants
store food in
their large
roots. These
are called
Fleshy Roots

48. Example of
fleshy roots

49. Sweet potato

50. Radish

51. Other plants have
short and small roots.
These are Fibrous
roots.

52. Example of Fibrous Roots
Grass

53. Some plants have
special kind of
roots called Aerial
roots.

54. Example of Aerial roots
Orchids

55. Activity

56. Day 2
(Stems & Leaves)

57. Video:
Plant Leaves

58. Stems

59. Most stems grow
upward above the
ground.
But stems are also
different in many ways.

60. Some plants have hard,
woody stems.
Examples are Santan
and Gumamela

61. Santan

62. Gumamela

63. Some plants have soft
or hollow stems.
Examples are Kangkong
and Pechay.

64. Kangkong

65. Pechay

66. Some plants have long
and slender creeping
stems. These plants are
called vines.
Examples are Squash and
Bitter gourd.

67. Squash

68. Bitter gourd

69. Leaves

70. Most leaves have
a flat and thin
part called blade.

71. Which is small? Medium? Large?

72. Shapes of leaves

74. Day 3
(Flowers & Fruits)

75. Video:
Flowers

76. Flowers are the most
attractive parts of a plant.
They come in different colors
and sizes.
Some are sweet-smelling
while others are not.

77. Tell the color of these
flowers.
Sunflower
Gumamela
Rose
Sampaguita

84. Some flowers are fragrant
and sweet-smelling.
Others have unpleasant
smell.
Others have no smell.

85. Dama de noche

86. Waling-waling

87. Aloe vera

89. Fruits

90. Some fruits have one seed
only.
Others have a few seeds.
Others have many seeds.

91. Which fruits has one
seed? Few seeds?
Which fruit has many
seeds?

100. Answer page
154 & 155.

101. HW: page 156

102. Day 4
(Review & Quiz)

103. Plants live on land

104. Plants live in water

105. Water hyacinth

107. Kangkong

108. lotus

109. Plants live in desert

112. Plants hang on tree

115. Quiz # 2
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116. Flowering Non-Flowering

117. Flowering Non-Flowering

118. Flowering Non-Flowering

119. ________ is a root that
pushes its way into the
soil.

120. ________ is a plant that
stores food in its large
roots.

121. Kangkong is an example of
plant that lives in ______.

122. Where can you find this
plant?

123. This fruit has ________ seeds.

124. This fruit has ______ seed.

125. Give one example
of plant that bears
fruit.

127. Answer key:
1. Flowering
2. Non-flowering
3. Non-flowering
4. Primary roots
5. Fleshy roots
6. Water
7. Desert
8. Many
9. One
10. (plants that bear fruits)