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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 13, 2002
Page
27
A kid friendly overview of how plants grow from seeds, with roots anchoring and feeding the plant, and flowers producing seeds through pollen reaching the pistil. It notes separate male and female parts in some plants, giving hollies as an example needing both sexes for red berries.
The petals attract insects for pollination while the calyx protects the flower’s inner parts. Stamens produce pollen and the pistil houses the female organs. Seeds are formed after fertilization.
A simple guide explains annuals biennials and perennials. Annuals live one year, biennials two, and perennials many years with some lasting 100 or more. Botany covers plant study and botanical gardens, some indoors in glass houses others outdoors.
Weekly guide links The Mini Page activities to life science standards. Students explore plant life cycles and how organisms relate to their environments through engaging activities and guided learning.
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