Level 1 — Seed‑Producing vs Non‑Seed (Spore‑Producing)
Sort each plant into the correct group. Tip: Ferns and mosses make spores, not seeds.
Topic d. Sorting of Plants (S5L1. b)
In this topic we will learn the differences between seed producing and non-seed producing plants. Take your guided notes as you follow along with the video, complete the matching game, and do amazing on your topic quiz!
FSI Vocabulary Review: Plant & Fungi Terms
🌿 FSI Courses: Sorting of Plants Review Game
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Sorting of Plants (S5L1) — Multi‑Level Review
Drag & drop (or use Move buttons) to sort correctly. Earn points, keep your lives, and beat your best score!
Level 2 — Flowering vs Non‑Flowering
Angiosperms make flowers. Conifers, ferns, and mosses are non‑flowering.
🌺 Flowering
🌲 Non‑Flowering
Level 3 — Milestones‑Style Quiz
Choose the best answer for each question.
Seed-Producing vs. Non-Seed-Producing Plants
Georgia Standards of Excellence: S5L1.b — Classify plants as seed producers or non-seed producers.
Quick Reading
Seed Producers make seeds that can grow into new plants. Flowering plants (angiosperms) form seeds inside fruits, and cone-bearing plants (gymnosperms) form seeds on the scales of cones.
Non-Seed Producers like ferns and mosses reproduce with spores. Spores are tiny cells that can grow into new plants when conditions are right—no flowers or cones needed.
Key idea: If it has flowers/fruits or cones → it’s a seed producer. If it has fronds or mossy mats and makes spores → it’s a non-seed producer.
Picture It (Diagrams)
Flowering Plant
Seeds inside fruit
Cone-Bearing Plant
Seeds on cone scales
Fern
Spores on fronds
Moss
Spores in capsules
Drag & Drop: Sort the Plants
Drag each plant into the correct bin. Then check your work.
Seed Producers
flowers, fruits, or cones
Non-Seed Producers
ferns, mosses (spores)
Quick Checks (Dropdowns)
Your Sort — Live Graph
Graph updates when you drop items into bins.