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NATURAL SCIENCES 1 - UNIT 6 - Plants - Contenido educativo
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Hello everyone. Welcome back to class. My name is Mr. King. Today we have a study presentation about plants.
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First off, what can we see in this picture? Okay, we see some plants. That looks like a watermelon. These look like tomatoes.
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Over here, we have an apple. Hmm, what else? Good! We also have tools. These are tools to use in the
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garden. Okay, let's go on to the next slide. Parts of a plant. First, we have the flower. This is the
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flower right here next we have the stem the stem it's this part you can usually hold it or grab
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it by the stem then we have the leaves these collect sunlight water and underground we have
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the roots where the plant grows plants can have leaves roots a stem and flowers the roots of a
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plant grow underground nice so we have those four parts we also have a cycle a cycle a life cycle of
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plants the first one in the beginning they are born born then they grow grow
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then they reproduce and lastly like all living things they die this cycle is
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also very similar for humans. We are born, we grow, we can reproduce, and we do die.
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So plants are living things. They have a life cycle. Now we have different types
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of plants. First is a tree, a tree. Then we have a bush, bush. Lastly, we have grass. You play
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football on grass, for example. Trees are usually a lot taller than bush or grass. Trees, bushes,
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and grasses are different types of plants. Trees are tall. Bushes are small. Grasses are thin. Good.
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plants where do they live where do they live hmm they live almost everywhere guys they live
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in the sea underneath the water underwater too they live on a lake on the water they can live
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in a desert desert where it's very hot this is a cactus they can also live on a mountain on a
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mountain plants adapt to their environment plants grow in lots of different places right so plants
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depending on where they live are different. They can change. They can adapt. Some plants
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live in the sea and some plants can live, for example, in the desert. Wild and cultivated
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plants. These are the two types of plants, okay? Wild and cultivated plants.
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Cultivated plants are like tomatoes, okay? But wild plants are more like these flowers.
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Plants can be wild or cultivated. Wild plants grow naturally. Cultivated plants grow with the
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help of humans. Without humans, we wouldn't have that many tomatoes. Without humans, there
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would be tomatoes, but not that many. But, the wild plants grow without our human help.
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That's the difference. Do you see? Nice. For example, broccoli is a flower. Carrots
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are roots. That's the root of the plant. Lettuces are the leaves of a different plant. An asparagus
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is a stem. Lots of things come from plants. We eat some parts of plants. We eat different parts
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of plants here with the carrots we eat the roots for example but we don't eat this part we don't
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eat the leaves of a carrot no we eat the roots and that's it for the presentation everybody
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thank you so much see you next time
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