Photosynthesisthey cangrow or movetheir parts inresponse tostimuliWater:Required forphotosynthesisand to keepcells hydrated.Plantsreproducein variousways.plants, likethose withflowers,reproduceusing seedsPlants aregenerallyunable tomove fromplace to placePlantscreatetheir ownfoodAutotrophsstems providestructure andtransport nutrients,and leaves are theprimary site forphotosynthesisOtherplantsreproducewith spores.They allhavestructures forreproduction.Most plantshave thesebasic parts;roots absorbwater andminerals.Cells arecomplex witha nucleusandmembraneChlorophyll:This greenpigment,found inplant cellsImmotileAir: Plants needcarbon dioxidefrom the air forphotosynthesis.Sunlight:Essential forphotosynthesis,providing theenergy tocreate food.Do not needto eat otherorganismsfor energy.Plant cellshave rigidcell wallsmade ofcelluloseHelps capturethe energyfrom sunlightforphotosynthesisPlants alsohavespecializedreproductiveorgans.Usingsunlight,water, andcarbondioxidePlants aremade ofmanycellsThey areorganismsthat canproduce theirown food.Photosynthesisthey cangrow or movetheir parts inresponse tostimuliWater:Required forphotosynthesisand to keepcells hydrated.Plantsreproducein variousways.plants, likethose withflowers,reproduceusing seedsPlants aregenerallyunable tomove fromplace to placePlantscreatetheir ownfoodAutotrophsstems providestructure andtransport nutrients,and leaves are theprimary site forphotosynthesisOtherplantsreproducewith spores.They allhavestructures forreproduction.Most plantshave thesebasic parts;roots absorbwater andminerals.Cells arecomplex witha nucleusandmembraneChlorophyll:This greenpigment,found inplant cellsImmotileAir: Plants needcarbon dioxidefrom the air forphotosynthesis.Sunlight:Essential forphotosynthesis,providing theenergy tocreate food.Do not needto eat otherorganismsfor energy.Plant cellshave rigidcell wallsmade ofcelluloseHelps capturethe energyfrom sunlightforphotosynthesisPlants alsohavespecializedreproductiveorgans.Usingsunlight,water, andcarbondioxidePlants aremade ofmanycellsThey areorganismsthat canproduce theirown food.

PLANT CHARACTERISTICS - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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I
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G
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B
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N
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B
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N
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B
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O
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G
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I
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G
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I
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O
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O
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O
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  1. I-Photosynthesis
  2. I-they can grow or move their parts in response to stimuli
  3. G-Water: Required for photosynthesis and to keep cells hydrated.
  4. B-Plants reproduce in various ways.
  5. N-plants, like those with flowers, reproduce using seeds
  6. B-Plants are generally unable to move from place to place
  7. N-Plants create their own food
  8. B-Autotrophs
  9. O-stems provide structure and transport nutrients, and leaves are the primary site for photosynthesis
  10. G-Other plants reproduce with spores.
  11. I-They all have structures for reproduction.
  12. G-Most plants have these basic parts; roots absorb water and minerals.
  13. I-Cells are complex with a nucleus and membrane
  14. O-Chlorophyll: This green pigment, found in plant cells
  15. O-Immotile
  16. O-Air: Plants need carbon dioxide from the air for photosynthesis.
  17. N-Sunlight: Essential for photosynthesis, providing the energy to create food.
  18. G-Do not need to eat other organisms for energy.
  19. N-Plant cells have rigid cell walls made of cellulose
  20. B-Helps capture the energy from sunlight for photosynthesis
  21. O-Plants also have specialized reproductive organs.
  22. G-Using sunlight, water, and carbon dioxide
  23. B-Plants are made of many cells
  24. I- They are organisms that can produce their own food.