Lesson Plan of Plants (Flowering & Non-Flowering Plants) General Science Grade V Students' Learning Outcomes
Lesson Plan of Plants (Flowering & Non-Flowering Plants) General Science Grade V Students' Learning Outcomes
Lesson Plan of Plants (Flowering & Non-Flowering Plants) General Science Grade V Students' Learning Outcomes
Plants are classified into two major groups i. e. flowering plants and non- flowering plants.
· Some plants produce flowers and are called flowering plants e. g. orange, apple, wheat, rice, rose etc.
· Some plants don’t produce flowers and are called non-flowering plants e. g. ferns, conifers etc.
· All the flowering plants produce seeds in their life cycles. Their seeds are surrounding by the fruit. They
usually have broad leaves.
· All non-flowering plants don’t produce seeds. Conifers are the non-flowering plants that produce seeds. Their
seeds are not covered with fruit. They usually have needle-like leaves.
Material / Resources
Development
Activity 1
Activity 2
· Write the main characteristics of the two groups on board and fill it by the students’ response.
Characteristics Flowering Plants Non-flowering Plants
Produce Flower Yes No
Fruits Present Not present
Seeds Produce in All Not produce in all
Leaves Usually Broad Usually narrow
Examples Rose, Apple, Wheat Ferns, conifers
· Plants are classified into two major groups i. e. flowering and non- flowering plants.
· All the flowering plants produce seeds in their life cycle. Their seeds are surrounded by fruits. They
usually have broad leaves.
· The non-flowering plants don’t produce seeds. There seeds are not covered with fruit. They usually
needle like leaves.
Assessment
Follow up
· Ask the students to go for a nature walk in their surroundings with their parents and collect samples (for
example leaves) from the flowering and non-flowering plants