Plants Unit Bundle – Print and Digital Resources

Description

This Plants Unit Bundle includes everything you need to teach about the Plant Kingdom in high school Biology with both print and digital resources. Perfect for in-class instruction, distance learning, or flipped classrooms.

This Plants Unit Bundle includes…

Plants: Diversity and Reproduction

• PowerPoint and Notes
• Supplements for Instruction and Assessment
• Task Cards

Plants: Structure and Function

• PowerPoint and Notes
• Supplements for Instruction and Assessment
• Task Cards

Important things to know about this bundle:

• Designed for high school Biology
• PowerPoints are full of captivating images and clear, concise text to keep students engaged
• Presentations are comprehensive enough to substitute for a textbook if necessary
• PowerPoints are EDITABLE so you can customize them if you’d like
• Differentiation is easier with your choice of three versions of student notes
• Task cards can be implemented in a variety of ways to provide formative assessment, review, enrichment, remediation, and cooperative learning
• Additional supplemental resources including bell-ringers, activities, and assessments will be added to this bundle soon!

 

Please click VIEW PREVIEW above to download a preview and make sure this resource is right for you and your students.

 

Plants: Diversity and Reproduction Outline:

I. Introduction to Plants

II. Bryophytes

III. Pteridophytes

IV. Gymnosperms

V. Angiosperms

Plants: Structure and Function Outline:

I. Introduction to Plant Structures

II. Roots, Stems, and Leaves

III. Plant Growth

IV. Nutrition and Transport

V. Plant Responses and Adaptations

 

Here are some other Unit Bundles from Science Island:

Exploring Life Bundle: Introduction to Biology

Ecology Unit Bundle

Cells Unit Bundle

Genetics Unit Bundle

Microorganisms & Fungi Unit Bundle

Animal Kingdom Unit Bundle

 

You might also like my Review Qubes Bundle for Biology. This paper dice game provides a challenging yet entertaining way to review Biology concepts.

Take a look at this FREE Plants Resource: Life Cycle of the Ginkgo Biloba

 

Happy Teaching!

Carla Brooks

Science Island