Plant
Needs
Needs
TRUE or FALSE: Plants need sunlight to grow and live.
True
Which part of a plant makes new seeds?
Flower
The holiday that lands on October 31st each year.
Halloween
The person who participates in a sport.
a player, or athlete.
What is it called when a seed begins to grow?
what is germinate
TRUE or FALSE: Plants have tiny mouths that we cannot see and that is how they breathe in air.
False
What part of a plant is used for support and has tubes for carrying food, minerals, and water?
What is the Stem
Which month contains the first day of fall
September
The person responsible for the training and preparation of an athlete.
A coach
What is the name for the sugar that plants make as their food?
What is glucose.
True or False: Plants need humans to live.
False
Which part of a plant sucks up water and minerals (like a straw)?
What are roots
What is a holiday celebrated by Canadians and Americans on different days?
In Canada it is on October 9th, while here it will be on November 23rd Thanksgiving!
This popular sport in Asia, especially in China, is known for its very fast gameplay as 2 players strike a "shuttlecock" across a high net. Points are scored on misses.
Badminton
A type of gas (air) that plants release. People and animals breathe it in.
What is oxygen.
True or False: Humans need plants to live.
True
What does a plant's flower make?
what are seeds
What is the name of the day where people shop some of the best deals of the year?
Black Friday
Intense players in this sport are known as "ankle-breakers" as they try to jump, shot, bounce or throw a ball into a net or basket.
Basketball
What is the process that plants use to make their own food (glucose) using the sun.
What is photosynthesis.
List 4 things plants need to live.
Water, sun, Air, Food
What part of a plant makes food?
what are leaves
Which month contains the last day of fall?
December
Who has scored the most goals in soccer history?
Ronaldo
The green pigment that is found in plants' leaves. It helps the plant make food.
What is chlorophyll.