Fun with Fruit: botany study materials - learn about the types of fruit!
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In this botany unit study, investigate the development, anatomy, and classification of fruit through hands-on lab activities, compare and contrast activities, developing classification schemes, and testing hypotheses! Learn how scientists and botanists classify the types of fleshy fruits: Drupes, pomes, berries, hesperidia, pepos, aggregates, and multiple fruits!
Included Materials
•Intro to fruits activity and instructor guide
•Fruit growth diagram and blank student sheet
•About fruit anatomy & brainstorm activity
•Fruit types classroom poster
•Fruit types info cards
•Fruit types three part cards
•Flashcard activities guide
•Flowchart activity guide
•Scientist-defined fruit types flowchart poster
•7 fruit anatomy posters (1 per fruit type)
•7 fruit anatomy blank student sheets
•Flower and fruit vocab list
•Flower direction lab directions, student worksheets, and instructor guide
•Peach and apple model activity guide and templates
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→ You are purchasing a PDF download.
→ Printing on 8.5x11" paper is recommended.
→ FOR PERSONAL/CLASSROOM USE ONLY: These materials feature my original artwork and designs. Please do not resell, share, or alter these materials.
→The activities in this pack should be completed with adult supervision. Wild Earth Lab is not responsible for the safety of participants in outdoor and/or lab activities.
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