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1 Learning objective: To describe the uses of plant hormones
7 min Connect Tropism and Plant hormones Learning objective: To describe the uses of plant hormones Key Words: Tropism Hormones Auxin Weedkiller Rooting Powder Starter Write the date, title Complete the starter activity and glue this into your books.

2 1. 4. 3. 2. Q1- Name the types of tropism shown in images 1= 2= 3= 4=
5 min Starter – Uses of plant hormones Answer the questions on the sheet and glue it into you books 1. 2. 3. 4. Q1- Name the types of tropism shown in images 1= 2= 3= 4= Phototropism Thigmotropism Positive Geotropism Growth of an organism towards light Growth of a plant in response to touch Growth of an organism towards gravity Q2. – Teenagers and plants both have growth spurts. Name the type of chemical responsible for this growth Q3. Do you think plants can move, if so how?

3 Starter – Uses of plant hormones Answer the questions on the sheet and glue it into you books
CORRECT IN PURPLE PEN 1. 2. 3. 4. Q1- Name the types of tropism shown in images 1= 2= 3= 4= Geotropism Phototropism Thigmotropism Phototropism Thigmotropism Positive Geotropism Growth of an organism towards light Growth of a plant in response to touch Growth of an organism towards gravity Q2. – Teenagers and plants both have growth spurts. Name the time of chemical responsible for this growth Q3. Do you think plants can move, if so how? YES, MOVE BY TROPISM/GROWTH HORMONES

4 Learning objective: To describe the uses of plant hormones
2 min Connect Tropism and Plant hormones Learning objective: To describe the uses of plant hormones Key Words: Tropism Hormones Auxin Weedkiller Rooting Powder Outcomes All: I can identify a plant hormone Most: I can describe the roles of multiple plant hormones Some: I can explain how hormones help plants to survive.

5 Learning objective: To describe the uses of plant hormones
3 min Tropism and Plant hormones Learning objective: To describe the uses of plant hormones Key Words: Tropism Hormones Auxin Weedkiller Rooting Powder What is a Hormone? Can you think of any examples?

6 Tropism and Plant hormones
ADD DETAIL in purple pen Tropism and Plant hormones Learning objective: To describe the uses of plant hormones Key Words: Tropism Hormones Auxin Weedkiller Rooting Powder Travel in the blood, secreted by glands Insulin Oestrogen What is a Hormone? Chemical Messengers Coordinate systems Testosterone Glucagon Control Growth, blood sugar, sex development, mood, metabolism. Causes a change in how the body works Can you think of any examples?

7 Learning objective: To describe the uses of plant hormones
5 min Tropism and Plant hormones Learning objective: To describe the uses of plant hormones Key Words: Tropism Hormones Auxin Weedkiller Rooting Powder What do plants use hormones for? exploading water melons agent organge OUTCOME 1 – Name a plant Hormone

8 Learning objective: To describe the uses of plant hormones
10 min Tropism and Plant hormones Learning objective: To describe the uses of plant hormones Key Words: Tropism Hormones Auxin Weedkiller Rooting Powder What do plants use hormones for? Draw a table and fill in the details Name of Hormone Commercial Use copy pages from Edexcel Core Text book or show following videos on exploding water melons and agent orange OUTCOME 1 – Name a plant Hormone OUTCOME 2 – Name and describe multiple plant hormones

9 Learning objective: To describe the uses of plant hormones
10 min Demonstrate Tropism and Plant hormones Learning objective: To describe the uses of plant hormones Key Words: Tropism Hormones Auxin Weedkiller Rooting Powder Answer this QWC exam question “Tropisms have developed to aid a plant’s survival.” (7 marks) Grade D – Describe what tropism is. Grade C – Describe tropism is with named examples Grade B – Suggest why plants might die without tropism Grade A Include detail about auxin and gibberellins OUTCOME 3 – Link plant hormones to plant survival

10 Learning objective: To describe the uses of plant hormones
10 min Demonstrate Tropism and Plant hormones Learning objective: To describe the uses of plant hormones Key Words: Tropism Hormones Auxin Weedkiller Rooting Powder 1 mark for defining tropisms 1 mark for defining phototropism 1 mark for giving survival benefits for positive phototropism 1 mark for giving survival benefits for negative phototropism 1 mark for defining geotropism 1 mark for giving survival benefits for positive geotropism 1 mark for giving survival benefits for negative geotropism

11 Use this information

12 Plenary Outcomes All: I can identify a plant hormone
3 mins Plenary LO Review Outcomes All: I can identify a plant hormone Most: I can describe the roles of multiple plant hormones Some: I can explain how hormones help plants to survive. Power Questions What have you learnt today? How did you learn it? How does it relate to other things you know? - In Science - In other subjects 12

13 1. 4. 3. 2. Q1- Name the types of tropism shown in images 1= 2= 3= 4=
Starter – Uses of plant hormones Answer the questions on the sheet and glue it into you books 1. 2. 3. 4. Q1- Name the types of tropism shown in images 1= 2= 3= 4= Phototropism Thigmotropism Positive Geotropism Growth of an organism towards light Growth of a plant in response to touch Growth of an organism towards gravity Q2. – Teenagers and plants both have growth spurts. Name the time of chemical responsible for this growth Q3. Do you think plants can move, if so how?

14 PRINT 20 COPIES

15 PRINT 14 COPIES AND CUT IN HALF

16 Directed Reflection and Improvement Time
10 mins Directed Reflection and Improvement Time Plenary Use this time to answer/action any of the questions or comments your teachers has made in your exercise books. You must respond in purple pen. 16

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