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¿Se debe regar a un cactus?
Plant Adventures Unit | Lesson 4 of 4

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¿Se debe regar a un cactus?

Plant Adventures Unit | Lesson 4 of 4
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¿Por qué crees que se está muriendo la orquídea?

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Tenemos un cuadro vacío. ¿Se te ocurre algún tipo de plantas que prefieren tener mucha luz solar pero no mucha agua?

missing plant

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¿Qué piensas qué le sucederá al cactus si lo riegas todos los días? ¿Por qué?

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Obtén tus materiales.
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Con tus compañeras y compañeros, platica sobre tu respuesta
a esta pregunta.
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Con tus compañeras y compañeros, platica sobre tu respuesta
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Termina tu hoja de trabajo. Asegúrate de dibujar cualquier sorpresa
que viste, por ejemplo, si le salió una barba.
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Exploration
earth by Calvin Hamilton
Desert by Roger469
cactus by NPS.gov
Africa cactus by John Atherton
Pink orchid by Arad
orchid by Dave Clode
aloe leaves by Raul654
orchids in window by Genie Schreiner
Flying duck orchid by Peter Woodard
aloe plant orange flower by Erin Silversmith
dying/yellowing orchid by tanie51
cactus upclose by chcidoameriky.cz
making aloe vera gel by Sarit Dangmaneerat
aloe on hand by
round cactus by NPS.gov
bottle of aloe gel by Fruit of the Eart
cactus on table by Loree
Yellow orchid by H. Zell
desert plants by Maria Nikolajeva
potted cactus by cowgurl160
Boabob tree by JialiangGao www.peace-on-earth.org
Orchid seed pod by Sunil Elias
desert scene by John Morgan
ferns on forest floor by Doug Lee
water a cactus by Zdenko Zivkovic
fern leaves by Sanjay ach
orchids in a field by Fritz Flohr Reynolds
shade loving plants by Peter Herpst
field of cacti by NPS.gov
ferns and hostas by Lynne Gordon
living room by MIchelle
cactus at night (lightening) by Pete Gregiore
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Grade 2

Plant Adaptations

Adaptations & Habitat

2-LS2-1, 2-LS4-1

Activity Prep

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In this lesson, students will learn that plants have different needs in terms of sunlight and water. In the activity, Grass Head Revisited, students will examine the Grass Head they made in the previous lesson. Earlier, they predicted which way the grass would grow. Now they will discuss what happened and why.
Preview activity

Exploration

19 mins

Wrap-Up

1 mins

Grade 2

Plant Adaptations

Adaptations & Habitat

2-LS2-1, 2-LS4-1

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