Plant Life Cycle
What does the life cycle of a plant begin with?
a seed
What does the R in RACE mean?
Restate
How many stages are in the life cycle of a frog?
4, four
Name a habitat
grassland, forest, desert, tundra, marina (sea life), mountains, rainforest, arctic
what part of the plant do we eat?
the fruit
What two things do you do in the beginning of RACE?
Restate the question and answer the question.
Describe a tadpole ( what it does and how it looks)?
lives in water, long tails, swims, uses gills to breathe underwater, eats plants
Describe a desert
hot, dry, lack of plants and trees,
what is the role of the stem? describe what it does
carries water to the rest of the plant, support the plant,
What do you use RACE for?
Writing a paragraph
Answering a question with details and an explanation
What is an adaption that a frog has to survive?
sticky tongue, slimy skin, powerful legs, webbed feet for water, bright colors for camoflage.
describe a arctic habitat
cold, snowy, has glaciers, animals such as polar bears, sea lions, penguins arctic fox, snowy owls
what does germination mean?
the process in which a seed grows from a seed to a mature plant.
Why is using RACE important?
It allows the writer to answer a question with details and an explanation.
What kind of animals would like in a savannah (grassland)?
lion. giraffe, zebra, cheetah, elephant, rhinos, hippos, leopard, birds
Explain the life cycle of a plant
seed, germination, seedling, growth, flowering, seed dispersal, and reproduction
Describe each part of RACE
restate the question, answer the question, provide evidence or details from the text, and explain why you details support your answer.
Describe the process of metamorphosis for frogs.
frogs start as eggs, then they turn into tadpoles and swim underwater using gills, as they grow, their tail shrinks and they grow legs as a froglet, their legs get stronger, their tail disappears and they develop lungs which helps them breathe air on land.
what are some physical characteristics or features that help animals adapt and survive in their habitat?
blubber for arctic animals
thick skin
camouflage
bright skin, dry skin, wet skin
long necks