Plants - Contenido educativo
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plants 1st grade primary education
hello everybody how are you today we are going to learn about plants so i'm going to try to
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share with you a powerpoint presentation which is here let me see okay and we are going to
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revise what we already know about plants and we are going to learn new things okay
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so first of all we know that plants are living organisms okay they are living things why because
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they are born they grow they reproduce and they die okay so do you remember the time that we
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learned that we said all living things are born grow reproduce and die all living things are born
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grow, reproduce and die. And we know two other types of living organisms. We know
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animals and plants, sorry, animals and people are also living organisms. So we
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know three. We know animals, plants and people are living organisms. Why? Because
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they are born, they grow, they reproduce and they die. And because they do the
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three vital functions do you remember the three vital functions interaction reproduction and
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nutrition okay interaction they interact with the world around them and they react okay a
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reproduction they have babies they have young babies okay the plant have a young plant through
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seed and then interaction reproduction and nutrition and plants also have the
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nutrition function they get the food the nutrients from the ground and the water
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and they make their own food okay goody-goody let's go to the next
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question what do plants need to survive what do they need okay do they need
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clothes? Do they need to go to school? Do they need spaghettis? Okay, so what do
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they need? Let's see. They need water. Okay, they need water. They absorb the
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water through the roots. Okay, they need air. That's air. Okay, they need oxygen.
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They need soil. Okay, soil from the ground and they are going to take the
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nutrients from the ground okay so let's go backwards and you are going to tell
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me the name of each picture so we need water very good they need air excellent
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plants need soil very good soil and plants need sunlight okay sunlight very
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it so four things there is a song in the blog that says plants need water I know
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no no what's our air and sunlight to grow grow grow okay they say water air
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and sunlight they don't say soil but they also plants also need soil okay to
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get the nutrients most plants most plants need soil okay let's go to the
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next one. We are going to learn the parts of a plant. We already know the parts of the human
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body. We already know the parts of some animals, mammals, birds, some fish, and now we are going
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to learn the different parts of a plant, okay? If you see this little green thing, how do we call
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it? In Spanish, we call it hoja. In English, we say leaf. Leaf. Can you repeat that? Leaf. So,
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So it's L-E-A-F. Now you, come on. L-E-A-F. Very good. Leaves. Okay. The leaves are very
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important in a plant because they make their own food on their leaves. They make the nutrition
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function on their leaves. Okay. Taking the water and the sunlight and the air, they make
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the photosynthesis, which is a very important process in plants. Okay. So this thing is
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a flower. I think that you already know flower. Can you repeat? Flower. Flower. Very good.
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And it's F-L-O-W-E-R. Come on, everybody, repeat. F-L-O-W-E-R. Very good. Okay, the
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next part is this colorful thing. And this is a fruit. You already know lots of fruits.
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you can have an apple a pear an orange okay this is a fruit and it's the part of the plant that we
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eat there are lots of different parts of plants that we eat but this is one of them okay fruit
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come on can you repeat fruit and we spell it f r u i t f r u i t okay what is the next part
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is this long thing and it's called the stem stem can you repeat that stem i don't want to hear
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things like a stem no no no no there is not an e at the beginning there is an s at the beginning
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so we say stem stem okay and in spanish we say tayo okay tayo and in english we say stem stem
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So let's spell it. S-T-E-M. Everybody? S-T-E-M. Perfect.
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OK, let's go to the last one. All these things that fixes the plant to the ground, they are the roots. Roots. Repeat. Roots.
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and we spell it r-o-o-t-s r-o-o-t-s the roots in spanish we say raíces
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raíces okay so let's go backwards let's see if you remember the different parts
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okay this one is a is a leaf very good excellent this one is a good job flower
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this one is a fruit very good this is the stem of the plant very good and these are the roots
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of the plant very good okay as I told you in the leaves there is a process that is called
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photosynthesis we will study it in the following years and in a very very
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simple way is where the plant make their own food okay that's what we have to
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know the colorful part of the plant they are the flowers okay they smell really
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well and they have the reproduction function of the plant okay the
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reproduction function of the plant the fruit is the part that we eat and there
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are seeds inside okay that's why also the fruit is part of the reproduction
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function because when the seed falls down into the ground then a new plant
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grow okay this is the stem okay this is the stem and the stem transport the water and the nutrients
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from the roots to the different parts of the plant and the roots what it does it the roots
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what they do is to absorb the water and absorb the nutrients that later is going to go to the
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different parts of the plant okay and also it fixes the plant to the ground
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okay it fixes the plant to the ground perfect okay and the last thing that we
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are going to learn today are the three types of plants okay have trees can you
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see it here bushes and grasses okay and they are quite different this
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classification is depending on the stem okay so let's see so trees have got one tool thick trunk
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okay this is the stem of the plant and this stem is thick it's not thin it's thick sancho thick
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it's not thin it's thick and it's hard and it's rigid okay it has only one thick and tall
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a trunk okay and then it's got different branches and then the leaves that's a tree
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then we've got the bushes okay this is a bush and the bushes have got lots of thin
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thin, short trunks. Can you see them? They have lots of thin, short trunks. Not only
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one like this one that is very tall. It has got several, lots of them. And they are also
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trunks, but they are thin. And in Spanish we say bush is arbusto. And then we have grass.
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we can translate grass into césped or also plantas herbáceas. We say in Spanish plantas
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herbáceas. And that means that they have got a flexible and thin stem. And it's flexible. It's
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not hard and rigid like the ones in trees and bushes. They are flexible. If you take the stem,
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you can move it okay it's flexible so these are the three types of plants that we can classify
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trees bushes and grasses okay so this is the end of the lesson today okay i will record another
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video for next week so i give you lots of big kisses for you see you next day bye bye
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- Idioma/s:
- Autor/es:
- Sonia Manzano López
- Subido por:
- Sonia M.
- Licencia:
- Reconocimiento - No comercial - Sin obra derivada
- Visualizaciones:
- 4
- Fecha:
- 14 de agosto de 2023 - 15:52
- Visibilidad:
- Clave
- Centro:
- CP INF-PRI MENENDEZ PIDAL
- Duración:
- 10′ 48″
- Relación de aspecto:
- 1.78:1
- Resolución:
- 1280x720 píxeles
- Tamaño:
- 22.65 MBytes