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Science: plant classification Year 6

Science: plant classification Year 6. What trees have we seen on our trail?. yew. horse chestnut. hornbeam. beech. Can you match the labels with the plant parts?. leaf. evergreen tree. bulb. reed. root. seed. bud. branch. What is Classification?.

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Science: plant classification Year 6

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  1. Science: plant classification Year 6

  2. What trees have we seen on our trail? yew horse chestnut hornbeam beech

  3. Can you match the labels with the plant parts? leaf evergreen tree bulb reed root seed bud branch

  4. What is Classification? How many different species of living things are there on Earth? Scientists believe that there could be as many as 10 million different species on Earth! It would be very hard to study the lives and behaviours of all these living things without grouping them together somehow. Scientists sort and group living things according to their similarities and differences. This is called classification. Scientists who classify living things are called taxonomists.

  5. Classification keys • You completed a classification key on some of the plants you spotted in the park...

  6. Let’s watch... https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/articles/z9cbcwx

  7. Can you investigate the following plants and create your own classification key? mosses algae confiers carnations ferns cactus Once completed, explain your classifications to a partner sunflower

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