Main Parts
Anchors and Bases
Grouping Plants
Growing Up
100
These are the 4 main needs that all living things must have to survive. Page 7
What are food, water, air, and space?
100
This part of the plant in below the ground where you can not see it. Page 10
What is a root?
100
This type of plant loses its leaves in the fall and grows new ones in the spring. Page 14
What is a deciduous plant?
100
This means to grow. Page 20
What is germinate?
200
These are the 4 main parts of a plant. Page 7
What are leaves, roots, stems, and leaves.
200
Plants such as carrots have this kind of root. Page 10
What is a taproot?
200
Flowering plants grow flowers that make this. Page 15
What are seeds?
200
Every plant has one or two of these. Page 20
What is a seed leaf?
300
Plants take in this gas from the air. Page 8
What is Carbon Dioxide?
300
This part of the tip of the root take in water. Page 11
What are root hairs?
300
These types of plants grow cones instead of flowers. Page 16
What are coniferous plants?
300
These are the 3 main parts of a seed. Page 20
What is the seed coat, the tiny plant, and the seed leaf.
400
Plants give off this gas through tiny holes in the underside of a leave. Page 8
What is Oxygen?
400
This part of the plant holds up its leaves, flowers, and fruits. Page 12.
What is a stem?
400
Coniferous plants make these 2 kinds of cones. Page 16.
What are large seed cones and small pollen cones?
400
These are the 4 ways that seeds scatter. Page 18
What are wind, water, carried by animals, and eaten by animals?
500
Tiny tubes in the leaf called veins deliver these 2 things to the leaf. Page 9
What is water and sugar.
500
This type of stem grows under ground and we often eat it with gravy! Page 13
What is a potato?
500
These 3 things pollinate a flower when they move pollen to the part that makes the seeds.
What are bees, animals, and wind?
500
These types of stems grow parts that wrap around objects that support the plant. Page 12
What are vines?
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