Year 1 - Science
Deciduous and evergreen trees
Identifying plants and their basic parts
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Year 1 - Science
Identifying plants and their basic parts
This unit focuses on identifying and naming common wild and garden plants, including deciduous and evergreen trees. It covers the basic structure of flowering plants and trees. Emphasis is on asking questions, observing closely, classifying, and gathering data to suggest answers to questions.
You will learn to compare deciduous and evergreen trees and name some examples of each.
Evergreen trees keep their green leaves all year round. Deciduous trees lose their leaves in the autumn.
A tree is a plant which has a trunk, supporting leaves and branches. Include the word in a full scientific explanation, not as a single label.
Mistake: All trees have leaves that they lose every year. Correction: Show a range of examples of different types of trees including evergreen.
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