Pollination & Seed Dispersal

Pollination is not only a fascinating aspect of natural history but also a vital ecological function for survival. Without pollinators and seed dispersers, humanity and Earth's terrestrial ecosystems would be extinct.

Identify and classify plants by their pollination methods. Then, use the control chart to verify the classification.

Pollination methods include wind, water, animals, insects, and self-pollination. Seed dispersal methods include wind, water, animals/humans, and self-dispersal.

This set includes:

• 1-page outlining pollination and seed dispersal
• cards describing the 5 types of pollination
• 25 pictures of plants that pollinate
• cards describing the 5 types of seed dispersal
• 24 pictures of plants that disperse seeds
• 3 pictures of insects that disperse seeds
• control charts

The picture cards are in a three-part format:

• 52 pictures with labels
• 52 pictures without labels
• 52 labels
  

To use these three-part cards, match the labels to their corresponding pictures. Use the labeled control cards to verify the matches.

Cards are approx. 3½" x 3½", control charts are 8½" x 11".

This file is in PDF format.