Trees
Parts of a Tree
Shapes of Leaves
100
Living plants that have woody trunks and roots.
Trees
100
The woody main stem of a tree is the t______.
The Trunk
100
This type of leaf can be identified because it does not have teeth or a serrated edge. The term refers to leaves that are not toothed or lobed.
Smooth
200
The places where trees grow.
Trees grow in cities, trees grow in forests, trees grow in the mountains.
200
These grow from the trunk. These get smaller and smaller the farther they are from the trunk.
Branches
200
These leaves have a margin that looks similar to a saw or serrated knife. The spacing between the teeth does not need to be even and the “blades” of the margin can point straight or lean to one side or the other.
Toothed
300
Trees need this natural resource to grow.
Trees need water. Their roots take in water. The water moves through the plant.
300
This part of the tree anchors the tree to the ground and takes up the water and minerals needed by the tree to make food.
Roots
300
This type of leaf has deep indents forming "valleys" and "hills". This leaf has no serrations and it is not smooth.
Lobed
400
Living plants need these basic needs to grow and stay healthy.
Water, sunlight, air, space, and nutrients.
400
This part is the top part of the tree, which features branches that grow out from the main trunk and support the various leaves.
The Crown
400
These are the three types of leaves shapes we have been studying.
Smooth, toothed, and lobed.
500
These are parts of a tree.
Leaves, branches, trunk, roots, and crown.
500
The job of this part is to help the plant produce food, by converting the energy in sunlight into energy that the plant can use.
Leaves
500
This leaf is not lobed or toothed and rhymes with the word tooth.
Smooth
