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Grade 2 Science/ Animals Help Plants Reproduce 1
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Hello again, my boys and girls.
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How are you doing today?
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Hope everyone's doing great in today's science lesson.
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We're going to learn about seats and how seeds travel.
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How do seeds travel?
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Do we mean by travel like taking an airplane and
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go from one place to another or taking a ride
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in a car?
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No, it means something else.
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Seeds. When seeds travel, it means they disperse.
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Now dispersed is a new word.
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We're going to learn this lesson.
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I wanted to look at this sunflower.
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Where are the seats?
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Do you see the yellow bright?
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Kutteles seeds are in the middle off the flour and
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all around the seeds are the pedals while the seeds
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in the other picture of the apple The seeds are
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inside the fruit So seeds air found inside flowers and
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fruits just like the sunflower and the apple.
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New plants are inside of seed.
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Seether planted a new plants grow.
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Of course, when you want to plant a tree, what
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do you take?
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Do you take this attempt G like dri?
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Take capitales de take the rules?
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No. You take this seed and you put it in
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the ground to make in your plants right now.
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I want you to think of different ways.
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Seeds can travel, travel or dispersed means to move from
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one place to another.
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Look at these pictures.
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All these pictures show seats.
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Do you believe that?
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But are they all the same shape?
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Are they all the same weight?
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Are they all the same color?
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They're not.
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Seeds have different characteristics.
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These characteristics help seeds travel or this purse travel in
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different place.
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They fall into the ground and they make new plants.
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What is the job over?
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Farmer, Have you ever met a farmer?
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What is his job?
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Or a Gardiner is a person who plans new plants.
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These seats, the gardener or farmer plant.
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See it in the ground.
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He makes hole in the ground.
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If you look at the picture on the left, you
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will see a farmer digging right, using his berg shovel
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to make a hole in the ground.
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He puts this seed inside.
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What happens to the seed?
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It grows to a new plant.
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A tree or a flower.
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What do people do?
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What a beautiful plants people plant fruit and vegetables that
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we can eat.
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Right. Have you ever tried to plant this seed, you
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can try it in your own garden.
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What else can help?
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Seats dispersal Now the first thing we learned about gardeners
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and farmers who take seeds and Platham in different areas
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in different spots.
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What other things can help most plants do, not relying
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on people.
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Can you believe that animals, wind and water help seeds
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travel? Imagine there are seeds on the ground and there
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is a very strong wig blowing What happens to the
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seeds They fly and drop on a different area off.
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Lend right, so seeds are traveling to be planted in
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other places or in new places.
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How do animals help seeds?
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Travel Animal.
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Some animals have fur or feathers, right?
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Still, when seeds look at the picture on the right,
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you see a chat.
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The seeds are sticking in the cat's fur with the
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cats wolves from one place to another.
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The seeds move also because they're sticking in.
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The for some seeds are sticky and spiky with hooks.
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When the animals travel, the seeds travel with them.
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Have seen ever stuff your clothes.
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How do animals help seed?
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Disperse animals?
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Eat fruit with the feed, but do you think these
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wall off the seed?
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No, it's big, so they grow it into the ground,
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right? The seed become.
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When they throw it into the soil, they become a
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new plants.
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You get this little squirrel over here?
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We all know that squirrels eat a chords.
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Sometimes when they acorns, air seeks.
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Sometimes squirrels take the corns and bury them in there.
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Shelters. It's Sometimes they forget about the acorns that they
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buried. So the acorns grow into new plants.
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These are some ways that how seeds disperse or travel.
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Some seeds are very likes.
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We call them parachutes or helicopters.
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Why don't we call the parachutes Air helicopters?
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Because they're very light.
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They can fly in the air with the wind.
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Some seeds recall the floaters or boaters, just like a
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boat that floats on water.
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So it floats and it goes to another place.
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So in this lesson, we learned how seeds to Raval
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or how seeds disperse.
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Thank you for watching and will continue in the other
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video. Bye bye.
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