Pollination Vocabulary
When pollen moves from one flower to another so a plant can make seeds.
Pollination
Why do plants need pollination?
Plants need pollination to make seeds and grow new plants.
How plants make their own food using sunlight, water, and air.
Photosynthesis
What does a plant need to make food?
Sunlight, water and oxygen
The yellow powder inside a flower that helps make new seeds.
Pollen
Name two animals that help with pollination.
Bees, insects, birds, butterflies, bats, wind, rain,
A gas that plants release into the air
Oxygen
How does photosynthesis help animals and people?
It gives us oxygen and food
An animal or the wind that carries pollen from flower to flower.
Pollinator
What attracts bees to flowers?
Nectar
A gas that plants need to make food.
Carbon Dioxide
How does sunlight help the plant?
It gives the plant energy to make food.
The part of the plant that makes pollen and seeds.
Flower
What do bees pick up on their legs when they are drinking nectar from a flower?
Pollen
What does a plant make for food?
Sugar or Glucose
What does a plant take in from the soil?
Water
The sweet liquid in flowers that pollinators like to drink.
Nectar
What happens to a plant after it is pollinated?
It can make seeds and fruit.
The green colour in leaves that helps plants catch sunlight.
Chlorophyl
Where does photosynthesis happen?
In the leaves