Rocket lines up cards on the floor.
"Flower, bee, seed!" he says. Raven asks, "What comes between?"
Nova says, "Follow the pollen."
Flowers cannot walk to each other.
So flowers need help to move pollen.
Flowers can call helpers with sweet nectar.
Bright colors and shapes call helpers too.
Some flowers open at night for bats.
Pollen lands on the middle of a flower.
Then the flower can start making seeds.
A part of the flower grows into a fruit.
The fruit holds the seeds inside.
| Sentence | True or false? |
|---|---|
| Part of a flower can grow into a fruit. | ? |
| A fruit holds seeds inside. | ? |
| Flowers can walk to each other. | ? |
| Nectar helps call pollinators. | ? |
Here is a pretend bean chart.
These are made-up practice numbers.
The plant was measured in paper clips.
| Day | Bean height (made-up practice numbers) |
|---|---|
| Monday | 4 paper clips |
| Wednesday | 5 paper clips |
| Friday | 6 paper clips |
Let us review this week's sight words.
Look at each word. Say it. Spell it.
May: M-A-Y.
Of: O-F.
Old: O-L-D.
Men: M-E-N.
Need: N-E-E-D.
Land: L-A-N-D.
Different: D-I-F-F-E-R-E-N-T.
Home: H-O-M-E.
What a week of flowers and bees!
Tomorrow is Grow It Day. Your family can be bees!