This nomenclature book and 3-part card set clearly defines the external anatomy of the monocot flower in both picture and words. The photos highlight the featured part in full color while the remainder of the image fades to muted gray. The books and definition cards highlight the defined term in red.
 
Monocots (monocotyledons) — such as lilies — have a combined petal-like structure called a tepal rather than distinct petals and sepals.
 
This set includes:
 • Vocabulary cards (photos of each key part)
 • Definition book (photos and definitions of each key part)
 • 3-part cards (photos and terms in a 3-part format)
 • Definition cards (for definitions-in-stages work)
 
Begin by using the vocabulary cards in 3-period lessons. Then, read the book together. Next, introduce the 3-part cards for independent terminology practice. Finally, combine the photos from the vocabulary cards with the definition cards to rebuild the book; the book acts as a control of error.
 
All materials in this set are laminated (food-grade) and ready for use. Detailed lesson plans included. Made in the USA by Maitri Learning.