Parts of a Plant
Types of Plants
Parts of a Flower
Plant Nutrition
100
Point to the leaves.
100
What type of plant is this?
This is a tree.
100
What is the purpose of petals?
Petals come in many different colors, which attract insects.
100
True or False:
Plants get their food like humans and other animals.
False.
Plants do not get their food like humans and other animals, they make their own food.
200
Point to the roots.
200
What type of plant is this?
This is grass.
200
Where are the reproductive organs of a flowering plant?
The reproductive organs of a flowering plant are inside the flower.
200
Plants make their own food through a specific process. What is this process called?
The process where plants make their own food is called photosynthesis.
300
What is the purpose of a plant's leaves?
The leaves are where the plant makes its food, with the help of sunlight.
300
What type of plant is this?
This is a bush.
300
Point to the carpel of the flower. What are the two parts of the carpel called?
Carpel is where the seeds grow. It has two parts, the stigma and the ovary.
300
What different "ingredients" do plants need to make their own food?
Plants need light energy, water, minerals, and carbon dioxide to make their own food.
400
What is the purpose of a plant's roots?
Roots hold the plants in the ground and absorb minerals and water from the soil.
400
What do we call the stem of a tree?
Trunks are what we call the stem of a tree.
400
Point to the stamens. What is their purpose?
Stamens produce pollen which are then carried to other flowers by insects.
400
Where do plants absorb water and minerals from?
Plants absorb water and minerals from the soil.
500
Point to the stem and explain its purpose.
The stem gives the plant support and transports water and minerals to the rest of the plant.
500
True or False. Correct the sentence, if false.
Grasses have a short, thin stem that can't bend easily.
False.
Grasses have a short, thin stem that is flexible and can bend easily.
500
Besides insects, what is another way pollen travels to create new flowers and plants?
Wind can carry pollen to create new flowers and plants.
500
What type of gas do plants produce after photosynthesis takes place?
Plants produce oxygen and release this gas into the air.