Plants - EngageNY
Plants - EngageNY
Plants - EngageNY
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Introducing the Read-Aloud<br />
The Fruits of Polly’s Labor<br />
6A<br />
10 minutes<br />
What Have We Already Learned?<br />
Remind students that plants have different parts. Review with<br />
students the names of the important parts of plants (roots,<br />
stems, branches, leaves, flowers, and seeds). Explain that today<br />
students are going to learn more about another plant part, the<br />
fruit. If possible, show examples of different kinds of fruit, and help<br />
students name each kind.<br />
Review with students that the pollination process helps plants<br />
make seeds. The fruit is the part of the plant that contains the<br />
seed.<br />
Purpose for Listening<br />
Tell students that the title of today’s read-aloud is “The Fruits of<br />
Polly’s Labor.” Explain to students that the fruits of someone’s<br />
labor are the results of, or what happened because of, someone’s<br />
hard work. Tell students to listen carefully to find out more about<br />
the fruits of Polly’s labor and this delicious plant part.<br />
<strong>Plants</strong> 6A | The Fruits of Polly’s Labor 67<br />
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