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Improving Math & Science Learning: Flower Power
Flowers and Their Families

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Observe the characteristic flower features of each family and match these flowers to their families.

1. Figwort family: Their petals are joined together, forming the shape of a bell. 


2. Rose family: These flowers are symmetrical with five sepals and five petals. 

 

 

3. Violet family: These flowers have five unequal petals.

4. Pea family:  These flowers have one large petal, two wings, and two little petals. 

 

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