Discovering Plant Needs Through Scientific Experiments

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Explore how experiments help reveal the essential requirements for plants to thrive and survive. Delve into the similarities and differences between plant and animal needs, understanding the significance of evidence in scientific inquiry.

  • Plants
  • Animals
  • Experiments
  • Scientific Inquiry
  • Plant Needs

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  1. PLANTS AND ANIMALS LESSON 3A How Can Experiments Help Us Find Out What Plants Need to Live and Grow?

  2. Review: What Do Animals Need? What three things do animals need to get from their environment to live and grow?

  3. Unit Central Question Do plants and animals need the same things to live and grow? Explain your thinking.

  4. Todays Focus Question How can experiments help us find out what plants need to live and grow?

  5. What Do Plants Need to Live and Grow? Animals need food, water, and air from their environment to live and grow. What do plants need? Do they need the same things animals need? Sentence starters: My idea is I think that Photograph by Margaretshear

  6. What Is Evidence? What do you think of when you hear the word evidence? What symbol on our Communicating in Scientific Ways poster reminds us of what evidence is? What is evidence? How would you define this word?

  7. What Is Evidence? Evidence is a clue that helps us answer a question about the world around us. Evidence helps us figure out whether something works the way we think it does. Scientists use evidence to help them explain why things happen the way they do.

  8. An Experiment: Do Plants Need Air? Courtesy of BSCS

  9. Our Predictions: What Will Happen? Courtesy of BSCS

  10. Two Weeks Later Courtesy of BSCS

  11. Do Plants Need Air? What does the evidence tell us? Sentence starters: I think plants need air. My evidence is _______. I think plants do NOT need air. My evidence is _______.

  12. Do Plants Need Air? Our conclusion: We think plants need air to live and grow because ______________.

  13. Lets Summarize! Our focus question: How can experiments help us find out what plants need to live and grow? How did today s experiment help us find out what plants need to live and grow?

  14. Lets Summarize! How did we act like scientists today? What did we do that scientists do? What question was the scientist trying to answer? What experiment did the scientist design to help her answer this question? What did the results of the experiment show us?

  15. Next Time Today we learned that plants need air to live and grow just like animals do. Do you think that plants need light to live and grow? Next time, we ll set up our own experiment to help us answer this question. Photo courtesy of Pixabay.com

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