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Evergreen Trees Introducing the Read-Aloud 9A 10 minutes What Have We Already Learned? Show image 9A-1: Winter forest Review with students what they have learned about deciduous trees. Prompt discussion with the image and the following questions: • What are the two main types of trees? (evergreen and deciduous) How are they different? (Evergreen trees stay green all year; deciduous trees lose their leaves in the fall.) • What happens to the leaves of deciduous trees in the fall or autumn? (The leaves of deciduous trees are shed in autumn.) • Why do deciduous trees lose their leaves in the fall? (Deciduous trees lose their leaves because they become dormant and stop making leaves to conserve energy during the winter.) • When do deciduous trees begin to grow new leaves? (Deciduous trees grow new leaves in the spring.) Purpose for Listening Tell students that the main topic, or main idea, of today’s lesson is evergreen trees. Tell students to listen carefully to learn about evergreen trees and to find out how they are different from deciduous trees. 94 <strong>Plants</strong>: 9A | Evergreen Trees © 2013 Core Knowledge Foundation
Presenting the Read-Aloud 10 minutes Evergreen Trees Show image 9A-2: Evergreen trees 1 Do you remember what word is inside the word evergreen that helps us to know they are always green? The trees in this picture are all evergreen trees. Evergreen trees are similar and different to the deciduous trees you learned about earlier. We use the word evergreen to describe plants that have leaves and stay green year-round. Evergreens come in a variety of shapes and sizes, but they all have at least one obvious thing in common: they are always green. 1 Are there any evergreen trees like these near your home? Show image 9A-3: Christmas tree One type of evergreen tree is called a pine tree. Pine trees have a pleasant smell, which many people like to have in their homes during the winter months. Show image 9A-4: Pine needles 2 Needles are very thin leaves. 3 Do you remember what photosynthesis is? [Photosynthesis is how plants use light to turn water and air into food.] The leaves of most evergreen trees are called needles. 2 This picture shows the needles of a pine tree. Evergreen trees, like deciduous trees, make food through photosynthesis, which occurs in these tiny, needle leaves. 3 Photosynthesis slows down during the winter in evergreen trees, but it does not stop altogether as it does in deciduous trees. Because the needles of an evergreen tree are much smaller than the leaves of a deciduous tree, it is easier for the evergreen tree to make enough food to keep most of its leaves alive and on the tree all year long. Show image 9A-5: Pine cones on ground 4 Here, the word cones means the parts of some evergreen trees that contain the seeds. The word cones can have other meanings. The word cones also means shapes like icecream cones. Wherever you find evergreen trees, you are also likely to find these things scattered around on the ground. If you look up while standing under an evergreen tree, you might see some of these growing on the tree’s branches. They are called cones. 4 <strong>Plants</strong> 9A | Evergreen Trees 95 © 2013 Core Knowledge Foundation
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