from the posterior Make observations of a toward the anterior blackworm fragment each end. week for 3 weeks to look for A Lumbriculus signs of change. fragment can Update your organism photo regenerate a lost head, card for blackworms. tail, or both. Blackworms reproduce asexually trough fragmentation followed by regeneration of new body parts. Lesson 4: Creating Your Own An ecosystem is a Construct a pond and observe, Pond community that sketch, and label its layers. includes living things Observe and document the and their environment, living things in the pond, which function directly and with together as a unit. magnification. A macroorganism is an Explain the types of changes organism you can that may occur in the pond directly view; a over a 3-week period. microorganism is an organism you need magnification to see. A pond ecosystem includes macro- and microorganisms The seed is a stage in Lesson 5: Wisconsin Fast Prepare the equipment for the Plants: the life cycle of a maintenance and Beginning the Cycle flowering plant. development of the Wisconsin Fast Plants. Plants require specific nutrients and specific Sow the WFP’s seeds in the quantities of these growing system. nutrients for optimum Examine the role of water and growth and minerals in the growth and development. development of plants. A corn plant is a Become familiar with the life monocotyledon, cycle of WFP’s. characterized by Document the germination having one cotyledon and development of a corn in its seed and parallel seed and a lima bean seed. veins in its leaves. Explore the similarities and A lima bean plant is a differences between corn and dicotyledon, bean seeds and plants. characterized by Update the organism photo having two cotyledons card for WFP’s
from the posterior toward the anterior end. A Lumbriculus fragment can regenerate a lost head, tail, or both. Blackworms reproduce asexually trough fragmentation followed by regeneration of new body parts. Make observations of a blackworm fragment each week for 3 weeks to look for signs of change. Update your organism photo card for blackworms. An ecosystem is a community that includes living things and their environment, which function together as a unit. A macroorganism is an organism you can directly view; a microorganism is an organism you need magnification to see. A pond ecosystem includes macro- and microorganisms Lesson 4: Creating Your Own Pond Construct a pond and observe, sketch, and label its layers. Observe and document the living things in the pond, directly and with magnification. Explain the types of changes that may occur in the pond over a 3-week period. The seed is a stage in the life cycle of a flowering plant. Plants require specific nutrients and specific quantities of these nutrients for optimum growth and development. A corn plant is a monocotyledon, characterized by having one cotyledon in its seed and parallel veins in its leaves. A lima bean plant is a dicotyledon, characterized by having two cotyledons Lesson 5: Wisconsin Fast Plants: Beginning the Cycle Prepare the equipment for the maintenance and development of the Wisconsin Fast Plants. Sow the WFP’s seeds in the growing system. Examine the role of water and minerals in the growth and development of plants. Become familiar with the life cycle of WFP’s. Document the germination and development of a corn seed and a lima bean seed. Explore the similarities and differences between corn and bean seeds and plants. Update the organism photo card for WFP’s
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