U4 l1 the appearance of plants
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The document discusses the appearance of different types of plants found in gardens and nature. It describes how flowers come in various shapes and colors, leaves are shaped and colored differently, and trees are distinct in shape, size, bark texture and color. Specific plants like narcissus flowers and the Angel Oak tree are also examined in more detail.
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- 1. The appearance of flowers Before we talk about some different types of flowers let’s see how our potatoes are doing. Please turn to page 5 in your science books.
- 2. Turn to page 8 and 9 in your science book and let’s talk about some of the plants we saw around the school.
- 3. Welcome to an English country garden.
- 4. The Appearance of Plants There are many different types of plants and trees in a garden. 1. The flowers are all different shapes and colors.
- 5. The Appearance of Plants 2) The leaves are different shapes and colors.
- 6. The Appearance of Plants 3) Trees are all different shapes and sizes. Their barks are different textures and colors.
- 7. Angel Oak Tree in Charleston, South Carolina
- 8. Narcissus Six petals Long, thin leaves All narcissus flowers have a trumpet.
- 9. Do they look similar? Narcissus Flower A Trumpet
- 10. The most famous flower in the narcissus family is all yellow and is called a daffodil. Narcissus