Animal Structures
These organs take in information from our surroundings to tell my brain what is going on.
Sensory Organs
This structure in a plant supports it's shape and holds it upright.
The STEM
What part of a plant/tree is similar to an animal's skin?
The BARK
This is the largest organ in the body and protects the inner organs from germs.
The SKIN!
This structure in plants is responsible for exchanging gases and assists in photosynthesis.
The LEAVES
The intestines are responsible for absorbing nutrients during digestion. What do plants have that perform the same function?
The ROOTS
What organ is responsible for producing blood and works with the muscles to allow movement?
The BONES
This structure in plants is responsible for absorbing nutrients.
The ROOTS
Animals use bright colors to attract mates. How do plants attract pollinators?
Plants use flowers and smells to attract pollinators.
This organ absorbs water and moves waste out of the body.
LARGE intestine!
These parts of a flowering plant is responsible for reproduction.
The FLOWER/FRUIT.
What part of a plant is most similar to a human's ovarise?
Pistil
This organ produces a special digestive juice that aids in digestion.
The PANCREAS
This is how non-flowering plants reproduce.
The SPORES
Animals wrinkle when we get old. How do plants show their age? *HINT - you can see them when you cut a tree down*
With RINGS
This organ uses digestive juices to finish digesting food.
SMALL intestine.
This is the female reproductive part of a flower.
The PISTIL
Plants use vesicles to transport nutrients to the rest of the plant. What do animals have that perform the same function?
BLOOD transports nutrients.
This organ produces a special digestive juice called bile and filters out toxins from your blood.
The LIVER
This is the MALE part of a reproductive flower.
The STAMEN
Some animals have spikes, poisonous fluids, or hair on the outside of their bodies. What is the purpose of these structures?
To protect the inner organs and keep our germs.