Begin with a captivating question: 'Have you ever wondered how flowers help plants grow new seeds?' This question will engage students' curiosity about the role of flowers in plant reproduction.

Show a short video clip from 'All About Flowers' to introduce the diverse world of flowers and their importance in nature.

Explain the main parts of a flower and their functions, using diagrams to illustrate each part's role in the plant's life cycle.

Discuss the process of pollination and its importance, highlighting how animals like bees and butterflies aid in this process.

Watch the video 'Plant Parts – Flowers' to explore how flowers contribute to the life cycle of plants through pollination.

Engage students in identifying different flowers and their unique characteristics using images or real samples.

Conduct a flower dissection activity where students can examine the parts of a flower up close and label each part.

Use the 'Plant Parts and Functions' assessment to reinforce learning by having students label and describe the functions of each flower part.

Assign students to draw and label the parts of a flower, explaining each part's function in their own words.

Have students complete the 'Observing Fruits and Seeds' assessment to understand how flowers transform into fruits and protect seeds.

Facilitate a class discussion to review the key concepts of pollination, fertilization, and seed formation.

Use the 'Seed Dispersal' video to reinforce understanding of how seeds are spread and the role of fruits in this process.

Have students reflect on what they learned about the diversity of flowers, fruits, and seeds by writing a short paragraph.

Encourage students to share their thoughts on how the diversity of plant life contributes to the ecosystem.

Administer the 'Flowering Plant Life Cycles' assessment to evaluate students' understanding of the plant life cycle stages.

For extension, have students research different methods of seed dispersal and present their findings to the class.