Video summary
An entertaining overview of how plants can easily be arranged according to their common features and characteristics.
For example: plants with seeds (e.g. flowering plants and conifers), or without seeds (e.g. ferns and mosses).
This is from the series: Ivy's plant shop.
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Teacher Notes
You could bring in different variations of plants and get pupils to categorise them using the information highlighted in the film.
They could then choose one of the plants and make a poster labelling it's key characteristics.
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