Crops
Trees
Fruits
Farming
Tree Facts
100

 This yellow crop is often eaten on the cob.

Corn 

100

This tree produces acorns.

Oak Trees 

100

This red or green fruit grows on trees.

Apple 

100

Farmers use this machine to plant or harvest crops.

Tractor 

100

Trees have these green parts that help them make food from sunlight.

Leaves 

200

This crop is used to make bread and flour.

Wheat 

200

This tree has white flowers and produces apples.

Apple Trees 

200

This yellow fruit is often grown in tropical areas.

Banana 

200

This is the process of putting seeds into the soil.

Planting 

200

This part of a tree holds it in the ground.

Roots 

300

This crop is commonly used to make french fries.

Potatoes 

300

This tree is known for its tall, narrow shape and grows pine cones.

Pint Trees 

300

This fruit has fuzzy skin and a large pit.

Peach 

300

Plants need this from the sky or irrigation systems to grow.

Water 

300

This part of the tree supports the branches and carries water upward.

Trunk 

400

This crop is used to make popcorn.

Corn 

400

This tree has white bark and is often found in cold climates.

Birch Trees 

400

This small fruit grows in bunches and can be used to make juice.

Grapes 

400

Farmers remove these unwanted plants from their fields.

Weeds 

400

Trees take in this gas from the air to help make food.

Carbon Dioxide 

500

This crop is used to make sugar and is often grown in warm climates.

Sugar Cane 

500

This tree produces the nuts that are often used to make maple syrup.

Maple Trees 

500

This orange-colored fruit grows on trees and is known for being high in vitamin C.

Orange 

500

This is the process of collecting crops when they are ready.

Harvesting 

500

This process allows plants and trees to use sunlight to make their own food.

Photosynthesis 

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