Seed Dispersal KS1 Task-Setting PowerPoint (teacher made) - Free Printable

The image you uploaded is about Seed Dispersal, which is the process by which plants spread their seeds to new locations. The task involves categorizing different types of seed dispersal mechanisms and matching them with examples of plants or seeds that use these methods. Below, I will explain the solution step by step.

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Key Concepts in Seed Dispersal

1. Wind: Seeds are carried by wind currents.
2. Water: Seeds are dispersed by water (rivers, oceans).
3. Burrowing Animals: Seeds are buried by animals like rodents.
4. Shattering: Seeds are released explosively from the plant.
5. Seeds on Fur/Feet: Seeds attach to the fur or feet of animals.
6. Drop & Roll: Seeds fall directly from the plant and roll away.

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Solution Explanation

#### Step 1: Understand the Categories
The task requires grouping seeds based on how they are dispersed. The categories provided are:
- Wind
- Water
- Burrowing Animals
- Shattering
- Seeds on Fur/Feet
- Drop & Roll

#### Step 2: Match Plants/Seeds to Mechanisms
Using the images and descriptions in the worksheet, match each plant or seed to its dispersal mechanism. Here’s a breakdown:

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Matching Examples to Mechanisms

#### Wind
- Dandelion: Seeds have feathery structures that catch the wind.
- Maple Tree: Seeds have wings that spin in the wind.
- Milkweed: Seeds have fluffy fibers