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- Identify the structure of seeds including: shell, embryo, nutrients. - Know the process of forming seedlings from seeds. Tài liệu giúp bạn tham khảo, ôn tập và đạt kết quả cao. Mời bạn đọc đón xem!

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THE PROCESS OF PLANT REPRODUCTION (SỰ SINH SẢN)
Topic: Seedlings grow from seeds
Class: 5
Time: 35-40’
I. Aims
1. Knowledge
- Identify the structure of seeds including: shell, embryo, nutrients. - Know
the process of forming seedlings from seeds.
- Immediately recognize the functions and roles of each part: shell, embryo, nutrients. -
Explain the growth of plants.
2. Skills
- Point on the picture, the real object is composed of particles
- Describe the germination process of seedlings
- Planting plants with seeds
3. Attitude
- Pay attention to the lesson
- Actively participate in exploring, discovering
- Building lessons, being confident
- Interested in the lesson.
II. Teaching aids
1. Teacher: Lesson plans, textbooks, some samples, video of seedling sprouting process 2.
Student: Textbooks, notebooks, beans (peanuts) have sprouted
III. Methods and techniques
1. Methods: Group disscussion, observation
2. Techniques: Brainstorming, mindmap
IV. Vocabulary
Words Pronounce Means
seed /si d/ː the small hard part produced by a plant, from
which a new plant can grow
embryo / embriə /ˈ ʊ a young plant in the very early stages of
development before birth, or before coming out of
its seed
nutrient / nju triənt/ˈ ː a substance that is needed to keep a living thing
alive and to help it to grow
process / prə ses/ˈ ʊ a series of things that happen, especially ones that
result in natural changes
germination / d m ne n/ ˌ ʒɜː ɪˈ ɪʃ the process by which a seed starts to grow
V. Procedures
Time Content Teacher’s activities Students’ activities
3-5’ Warm up
- Objects: Review
previous knowledge
learned. Describe the
reproduction of flowers.
- Method: Question and
answer
Teacher asks questions +
Name some insect
pollinated flowers and
some wind pollinated
flowers that you know? +
What are the
characteristics of color or
fragrance of insect
pollinated flowers and
wind-pollinated flowers? -
Call on students to
comment
- Teacher comments -
finalize
- 2-3 students answered
- Students comment and
supplement.
- Listen
10’ Activity 1: Learn seeds
- Objects: Observe and
describe the parts of a
seed; State the function
of each part.
- Methods: question and
answer group
discussion.
- Give the bean (peanut)
seedlings to the students to
observe.
- State the situation: Why
do seedlings grow from
seeds; What's in the seed?
- Divide the class into 6
groups, ask to observe the
freshly soaked seeds the
night before
- Ask students to predict
what the seeds have?
- Listen
- Observe, listen
- Students work in groups
– Draw a picture of a grain
based on your own
prediction
- Ask representatives of
the groups to present
- The teacher hangs the
sample picture and asks to
compare the student's
picture with the sample
picture
- Ask them to do a particle
separation experiment,
point out the parts of the
seed they see and name
that part
- Call students to comment.
- Teacher's final comment
(when students can't come
up with a scientific name,
the teacher gives the
correct name)
- Discuss in groups about
the roles and functions of
the parts of the particle.
- Students draw pictures
- The group's
representative reports the
results
- Students give their
opinions
- Students perform the
experiment and report the
results.
Seeds consist of shell,
embryo, and nutrients
- Students comment and
supplement
- Students discuss and
report the results
+ Shell: protect the seed +
Embryo: is the part of a
young plant that grows
into a new plant
- Call on students to
comment
- Teacher comments
finalize.
+ Nutrients: to feed the
embryo
8’ Activity 2:
Germination process
- Objects: to state the
role of the roots, shoots,
and shoots; Describe the
process of sprouting.
- question andMethods:
answer group
discussion, games.
- Have students separate
germinated seeds. Point
out the parts of the germ,
name and state the
function and role of each
part
- Teacher: show a picture
of germinated seeds (can
clearly see the components
of the sprout) and ask
students to point to the
picture and report the
results of the discussion.
- Teacher comments.
- The teacher showed the
students a video about the
sprouting process.
- Students discuss in
groups, report the results
Germs (embryos) include:
+ Sprouts: grow the roots
of the plant to absorb
nutrients to nourish the
plant
+ Stem: is the stem of the
plant that later plays the
role of transporting and
storing water and
nutrients, helping the
plant to stand.
+ Sprouts: later are leaves,
have an important role in
the respiration and
photosynthesis of plants
- Students observe.
- The teacher hangs
pictures, and the text frame
has information about the
sprouting process and asks
students to arrange it in the
correct order.
- Divide the class into 2
groups, discuss and
arrange on the board in
the correct order
- Teacher, student
comments
- Teacher closes.
- Students represent
groups to answer
12’ Activity 3: Practice
talking about the
growth of the melon
plant
- Objects: Describe the
process of seed
development.
- ractice, Methods: P
question and answer
- Show photo 7, ask
students to discuss in
groups, fill in paper (6
groups) about the
development process of
loofah from seeds.
- Ask students to repeat the
process in front of the
class. -Teacher shows the
answers and explains the
development process of
the melon tree.
- Students discuss in
groups and the
representative of the
group presents the results
of the discussion
- Many students gave their
opinions
- Students follow
+ Figure a: Melon seeds
are sown in moist soil.
+ Figure b: After a few
days, the cotyledons grow
a lot, the cotyledons
emerge from the ground
with two cotyledons.
+ Figure c: The tree
sprouts and grows many
new leaves.
+ Figure d: Melon tree
flowers and results
+ Picture e: The melon
tree grows strongly, the
fruit is large
+ Figure g: The old melon
fruit has a lot of seeds
inside.
+ Figure h: Old melon
seeds used for planting.
- Teacher asks the
question: What are the
conditions for seeds to
- Conditions for seed
germination are
appropriate humidity and
germinate?
- The teacher records the
conditions on the board -
If many students give the
same condition, the
teacher will mark the
number of times of
agreement
- Ask students to draw
conditions from what the
teacher has written
- Final teacher (write the
table): Conditions for seed
germination are
appropriate humidity and
temperature (not too hot,
not too cold)
temperature (not too hot,
not too cold)
5’ Activity 4:
Consolidation-coaching
- Objects: Learn
knowledge, know how to
apply it in practice.
- Methods: Practice,
question and answer
- The teacher let the
students watch the video
on tree care and asked the
students to observe
carefully to prepare to play
the game.
- Teacher gives the game:
Divide the class into 2
groups. The student's task
is to help the farmer
perform
- Students participate in
the game
the task of taking good
care of the tree to have a
bountiful harvest by
adding conditions to each
stage of the tree so that it
can grow best.
- Teacher summed up:
from seeds, seedlings
grow and start a new life.
In order for that life to
take place normally, it
needs many conditions
such as humidity,
temperature, light.
- Practice sowing seeds as
required in the textbook.
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THE PROCESS OF PLANT REPRODUCTION (SỰ SINH SẢN)
Topic: Seedlings grow from seeds Class: 5 Time: 35-40’ I. Aims 1. Knowledge
- Identify the structure of seeds including: shell, embryo, nutrients. - Know
the process of forming seedlings from seeds.
- Immediately recognize the functions and roles of each part: shell, embryo, nutrients. - Explain the growth of plants. 2. Skills
- Point on the picture, the real object is composed of particles
- Describe the germination process of seedlings - Planting plants with seeds 3. Attitude - Pay attention to the lesson
- Actively participate in exploring, discovering
- Building lessons, being confident - Interested in the lesson. II. Teaching aids
1. Teacher: Lesson plans, textbooks, some samples, video of seedling sprouting process 2.
Student: Textbooks, notebooks, beans (peanuts) have sprouted
III. Methods and techniques
1. Methods: Group disscussion, observation
2. Techniques: Brainstorming, mindmap IV. Vocabulary Words Pronounce Means seed /si d/ ː
the small hard part produced by a plant, from which a new plant can grow embryo / embriə ˈ / ʊ
a young plant in the very early stages of
development before birth, or before coming out of its seed nutrient / nju ˈ triənt/ ː
a substance that is needed to keep a living thing alive and to help it to grow process / prə ˈ s ʊ es/
a series of things that happen, especially ones that result in natural changes germination / d ˌ ʒɜːm ne ɪˈ ɪʃn/
the process by which a seed starts to grow V. Procedures Time Content Teacher’s activities Students’ activities 3-5’ Warm up Teacher asks questions + - 2-3 students answered - Objects: Review Name some insect previous knowledge pollinated flowers and learned. Describe the some wind pollinated reproduction of flowers. flowers that you know? + - Method: Question and What are the answer characteristics of color or fragrance of insect pollinated flowers and wind-pollinated flowers? - Call on students to comment - Students comment and - Teacher comments - supplement. finalize - Listen 10’
Activity 1: Learn seeds - Give the bean (peanut) - Listen - Objects: Observe and seedlings to the students to - Observe, listen describe the parts of a observe. seed; State the function - State the situation: Why of each part. do seedlings grow from - Methods: question and seeds; What's in the seed? answer group - Divide the class into 6 - Students work in groups discussion. groups, ask to observe the freshly soaked seeds the night before - Ask students to predict what the seeds have? – Draw a picture of a grain - Students draw pictures based on your own prediction - Ask representatives of - The group's the groups to present representative reports the - The teacher hangs the results sample picture and asks to - Students give their compare the student's opinions picture with the sample picture - Ask them to do a particle separation experiment, - Students perform the point out the parts of the experiment and report the seed they see and name results. that part Seeds consist of shell, - Call students to comment. embryo, and nutrients - Students comment and supplement - Teacher's final comment (when students can't come up with a scientific name, the teacher gives the correct name) - Students discuss and - Discuss in groups about report the results the roles and functions of + Shell: protect the seed + the parts of the particle. Embryo: is the part of a young plant that grows into a new plant - Call on students to + Nutrients: to feed the comment embryo - Teacher comments finalize. 8’ Activity 2: - Have students separate - Students discuss in Germination process germinated seeds. Point groups, report the results - Objects: to state the out the parts of the germ, Germs (embryos) include: role of the roots, shoots, name and state the + Sprouts: grow the roots and shoots; Describe the function and role of each of the plant to absorb process of sprouting. part nutrients to nourish the - Methods: question and - Teacher: show a picture plant answer group of germinated seeds (can + Stem: is the stem of the discussion, games. clearly see the components plant that later plays the of the sprout) and ask role of transporting and students to point to the storing water and picture and report the nutrients, helping the results of the discussion. plant to stand. + Sprouts: later are leaves, have an important role in the respiration and - Teacher comments. photosynthesis of plants - The teacher showed the - Students observe. students a video about the sprouting process. - The teacher hangs - Students represent pictures, and the text frame groups to answer has information about the sprouting process and asks students to arrange it in the correct order. - Divide the class into 2 groups, discuss and arrange on the board in the correct order - Teacher, student comments - Teacher closes. 12’ Activity 3: Practice - Show photo 7, ask - Students discuss in talking about the students to discuss in groups and the growth of the melon groups, fill in paper (6 representative of the plant groups) about the group presents the results - Objects: Describe the development process of of the discussion process of seed loofah from seeds. development. - Ask students to repeat the - Methods: Practice, process in front of the - Many students gave their question and answer class. -Teacher shows the opinions answers and explains the - Students follow development process of the melon tree. + Figure a: Melon seeds are sown in moist soil. + Figure b: After a few days, the cotyledons grow a lot, the cotyledons emerge from the ground with two cotyledons. + Figure c: The tree sprouts and grows many new leaves. + Figure d: Melon tree flowers and results + Picture e: The melon tree grows strongly, the fruit is large + Figure g: The old melon fruit has a lot of seeds inside. + Figure h: Old melon seeds used for planting. - Teacher asks the - Conditions for seed question: What are the germination are conditions for seeds to appropriate humidity and germinate? temperature (not too hot, not too cold) - The teacher records the conditions on the board - If many students give the same condition, the teacher will mark the number of times of agreement - Ask students to draw conditions from what the teacher has written - Final teacher (write the table): Conditions for seed germination are appropriate humidity and temperature (not too hot, not too cold) 5’ Activity 4: - The teacher let the
- Students participate in Consolidation-coaching students watch the video the game - Objects: Learn on tree care and asked the knowledge, know how to students to observe apply it in practice. carefully to prepare to play - Methods: Practice, the game. question and answer - Teacher gives the game: Divide the class into 2 groups. The student's task is to help the farmer perform the task of taking good care of the tree to have a bountiful harvest by adding conditions to each stage of the tree so that it can grow best. - Teacher summed up: from seeds, seedlings grow and start a new life. In order for that life to take place normally, it needs many conditions such as humidity, temperature, light. - Practice sowing seeds as required in the textbook.