Parts of a plant
I can name the parts of plants and trees.
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Years 1 and 2 · Science
Parts of a plant: I can name the parts of plants and trees.
A daisy is a small wild plant.
A sunflower and a rose are garden plants.
They are all plants. Let's find their parts.
Picture: Daisy: 1 flower, Sunflower: 1 sunflower and Rose: 1 rose.
A plant: a flower, leaves, a stem and roots.
Roots are under the soil. They hold the plant up.
Roots take in water from the soil.
Picture: A drawing of a flowering plant. Labels: flower, leaf, stem and roots. The roots is ringed.
Your turn: Tap the roots of this plant.
Picture: A drawing of a plant growing in soil.
Tap the right part of the picture.
Answer
The answer: roots
The roots are the thin parts under the soil.
Picture: A drawing of a flowering plant. Labels: roots. The roots is ringed.
Words to know
- roots:
- The parts under the soil that take in water.
- stem:
- The tall part that holds the plant up.
- petals:
- The coloured parts of a flower.
- trunk:
- The thick, woody stem of a tree.
- deciduous:
- A tree that drops its leaves in autumn.
- evergreen:
- A tree that keeps its leaves all year.
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