Student’s Name:__________________________________ pd: ______ See the Rubric given in class for details. All of the information must be present to receive the points in that category. Plant Classification Booklet or Foldable: - see point sheet for points given Worth 300 points in the Lab/Quiz Category You may do the following in a “Booklet” or “Tab” form Kingdom: Plantae Plant Classification Name Date Period BRYOPHYTES TRACHEOPHYTES GYMNOSPERMS ANGIOSPERMS CHART: NONVASCULAR VS VASCULAR PLANTS CHART: MONOCOT VS DICOT PLANTS Concept Map: “Putting it all together” A. For each of the 4 categories provide the following information: 1. For each plant category, list 5 or more characteristics in a bulleted list. (20 pts) 2. Give 3 examples (9 pts) 3. Draw or paste a picture of the 3 plant examples you came up with. (9pts) B. For the two charts: 1. CHART: NONVASCULAR VS VASCULAR PLANTS Explain what vascular tissue is. (4pts) Define Bryophytes and Tracheophytes (Have a heading for each.) (8pts) Create a chart (12pts) contrasting the properties of Nonvascular Plants vs Vascular Plants and include 3+ examples of each category with pictures. (12 pts) 2. CHART: MONOCOT VS DICOT PLANTS of Angieosperms Define the following terms: Cotyledon, venation, flower parts, and vascular bundles. (8pts) Make a chart: Monocot vs Dicot Angiosperms indicating the differences in the 4 categories you defined. (12pts) List and draw/paste a picture of 3 types of Monocots and 3 types of Dicots (18 pts) C. Concept Map: Write one like the one we did in class showing the classification system of the plant kingdom. (40 pts) Hint: Kingdom-Plantae: (Nonvascular vs. vascular); Bryophytes vs. Tracheophytes; seedless vs. seed producing plants: Gymnosperms vs. Angiosperms: Monocots vs. Dicots) Category overview: BRYOPHYTES (Non-vascular plants) TRACHEOPHYTES (Vascular plants; Seed vs Seedless) GYMNOSPERMS ( Vascular; Seed producers) ANGIOSPERMS (Vascular; Seed producers; Two major categories are: Monocots & Dicots) Student’s Name:__________________________________ pd: ______ See the Rubric given in class for details. All of the information must be present to receive the points in that category. All Items Completed? Yes No GRADING RUBRIC: Plant Classification BRYOPHYTES (38pts) 5 or more characteristics in a bulleted list. (20 pts) +20 -20 Listed 3+ examples (9 pts) +9 -9 Drew or pasted a pictures of the 3 plant examples listed (9pts) +9 -9 Yes No 5 or more characteristics in a bulleted list. (20 pts) +20 -20 Listed 3+ examples (9 pts) +9 -9 Drew or pasted pictures of the 3 plant examples listed (9pts) +9 -9 Yes No 5 or more characteristics in a bulleted list. (20 pts) +20 -20 Listed 3+ examples (9 pts) +9 -9 Drew or pasted pictures of the 3 plant examples listed (9pts) +9 -9 Yes No 5 or more characteristics in a bulleted list. (20 pts) +20 -20 Listed 3+ examples (9 pts) +9 -9 Drew or pasted pictures of the 3 plant examples listed (9pts) +9 -9 Yes No +4 -4 +8 -8 +12 - 12 + 12 - 12 Yes No +8 -8 +12 - 12 + 18 - 18 Yes +40 (full) No -40 TRACHEOPHYTES (38pts) GYMNOSPERMS (38pts) ANGIOSPERMS (38pts) CHART: NONVASCULAR VS VASCULAR PLANTS (36 pts) Explain what vascular tissue is. (4pts) Define Bryophytes and Tracheophytes-With a heading for each. (8pts) Created a chart contrasting the properties of Nonvascular Plants vs Vascular Plants (12pts) Include 3+ examples of each category with pictures of the examples.(12pts) CHART: MONOCOT VS DICOT PLANTS (38 points) Defined the following 4 terms: Cotyledon, venation, flower parts, and vascular bundles. (8pts) Created a chart: Monocots vs. Dicots by contrasting 4 terms defined above (as in notes/book) (12pts) List and draw/paste a picture of 3 examples of Monocots and 3 examples of Dicots (18 pts) Concept Map: “Putting it all together” Drew the detailed concept map as shown on the board in class Completed the major parts of the concept map, but missing some information No credit given -if didn’t have at least major parts for 20 pts. Used Proper Format, Effort/Neat/Overall appearance/Colored (34 pts) Comments: Grade/300: +20 (half) +34 (full) +17 (half) -34 Student’s Name:__________________________________ pd: ______ See the Rubric given in class for details. All of the information must be present to receive the points in that category. BRYOPHYTES ( 38pts) Yes No 5 or more characteristics in a bulleted list. (20 pts) +20 -20 Listed 3+ examples (9 pts) +9 -9 Drew or pasted a pictures of the 3 plant examples listed (9pts) +9 -9 Yes No 5 or more characteristics in a bulleted list. (20 pts) +20 -20 Listed 3+ examples (9 pts) +9 -9 Drew or pasted pictures of the 3 plant examples listed (9pts) +9 -9 Yes No 5 or more characteristics in a bulleted list. (20 pts) +20 -20 Listed 3+ examples (9 pts) +9 -9 Drew or pasted pictures of the 3 plant examples listed (9pts) +9 -9 Yes No 5 or more characteristics in a bulleted list. (20 pts) +20 -20 Listed 3+ examples (9 pts) +9 -9 Drew or pasted pictures of the 3 plant examples listed (9pts) +9 -9 Yes No +4 -4 +8 -8 +12 - 12 + 12 - 12 Yes No +8 -8 +12 - 12 + 18 - 18 Yes +40 (full) No -40 TRACHEOPHYTES ( 38pts) GYMNOSPERMS ( 38pts) ANGIOSPERMS ( 38pts) CHART: NONVASCULAR VS VASCULAR PLANTS (36 pts) Explain what vascular tissue is. (4pts) Define Bryophytes and Tracheophytes-With a heading for each. (8pts) Created a chart contrasting the properties of Nonvascular Plants vs Vascular Plants (12pts) Include 3+ examples of each category with pictures of the examples.(12pts) CHART: MONOCOT VS DICOT PLANTS (38 points) Defined the following 4 terms: Cotyledon, venation, flower parts, and vascular bundles. (8pts) Created a chart: Monocots vs. Dicots by contrasting 4 terms defined above (as in notes/book) (12pts) List and draw/paste a picture of 3 examples of Monocots and 3 examples of Dicots (18 pts) Concept Map: “Putting it all together” Drew the detailed concept map as shown on the board in class Completed the major parts of the concept map, but missing some information No credit given -if didn’t have at least major parts for 20 pts. Used Proper Format, Effort/Neat/Overall appearance/Colored (34 pts) Comments: Grade/300: +20 (half) +34 (full) +17 (half) -34