Dear Year 2 Pupils,

Today, we are going to learn about grouping plants based on whether they flower or not. Plants are amazing living things that come in many different shapes, sizes, and colors. One way we can categorize them is by looking at their flowers.

Flowering plants are plants that have beautiful and colorful flowers. These flowers can be big or small, and they come in all sorts of shapes and patterns. Some examples of flowering plants are roses, sunflowers, daisies, and tulips. Flowers are not only pretty to look at, but they also attract bees, butterflies, and other insects that help in pollination.

On the other hand, nonflowering plants are plants that do not have flowers. Instead, they reproduce using spores or by producing cones. Some examples of nonflowering plants are ferns, mosses, and conifers like pine trees. Even though they don’t have flowers, these plants are still very important for our environment. They provide shade, produce oxygen, and help prevent soil erosion.

Now, let’s do a fun activity to help us remember the difference between flowering and nonflowering plants. I will show you pictures of different plants, and you have to decide if they are flowering or nonflowering. You can use the knowledge we just learned to make your decision.

Remember, plants are fascinating and diverse, and grouping them based on whether they flower or not is just one way to understand and appreciate their beauty. Keep exploring and learning about the amazing world of plants!

Happy learning, [Your Name]