Lesson 2 Plants around us
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This document discusses the classification of plants based on size. It states that trees are the biggest plants, examples being mango and neem trees. Shrubs are medium in size and bushy, such as rose and lemon plants. Herbs are very small and weak plants like radish and spinach. It also lists the different types of plants as trees, shrubs, herbs, creepers, climbers, thorny plants, and water plants.
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Lesson 2 Plants around us
- 1. PLANTS AROUND US LESSON : 2
- 4. Classification of plants On the basis of their size plants are classified into different groups Trees– Big in size like Mango tree, Neem tree, Banyan tree, Peepal tree etc.
- 5. CLASSIFICATION OF PLANTS: Shrubs: These plants are medium in size and bushy like Rose plant, Lemon plant,Tulsi plant, hibiscus plant etc.
- 6. CLASSIFICATION OF PLANTS Herbs: These plants are very small and weak plants. Like Radish, Spinach, Grasses, wheat etc.
- 15. Types of plants Trees Herbs Creepers Climbers Thorny plants Shrubs Water plants
- 16. Types of plants 1.Trees 2. Herbs 4. Creepers 3. Shrubs 5. Climbers 6.Thorny plants 7. Water plants
- 18. Plants Around Tree shrub Herb Creeper Weak Strong Read , learn and memorize the spellings and rewrite it twice in your copy :
- 19. P l _ n t T r e _ W e a _ B r a n _ h e s C r e _ p e r C l _ m b e r B u _ h y H e _ b S h r _ b S t r _ n g N e _ m S u p p _ r t S o f _ S t _ m G a r d _ n S e a s o _ a l T h _ r n y S h a d _ S i z _ B r e a t h _ Write the missing letters from the box: a e k c e i s r u o e o t e e n o e e e
- 25. Very big and strong plants are called trees Medium sized and bushy plants are called shrubs. Climber have weak stem . Herbs are very small and weak plants. No, rose is not a water plant. Creepers are climbers which need supports.
- 26. Homework How many types of plants we have learned in this lesson draw one picture for each plants. Name the types of plants and give two examples of each plants.
- 27. CHILDREN