What Living Things Need
I am a living thing that makes my own food.
What is a plant?
What is part A?
What is a bud.
How long is the line?
What is 4 inches.
How long is the pencil?
What is 9 centimeters.
I am what comes out of the ground right after you place a seed. I am a very tiny plant.
What is a sprout.
What is part B (black dots) on the Brassica plant?
What are seeds.
How long is the fish?
What is 3 inches.
How long is the marker?
What is 10 cm.
What is part C on the Brassica plant?
What is a seedpod.
How long is the stick?
What is 2 inches.
I hold up the plant. I allow water and food to travel through the plant.
What is the stem?
How long is the shoe?
What is 12 centimeters.
A boy studied this plant. He observed that it had seedpods. He planted the seeds from the pod to get more plants. a. Below are three young plants. Circle the one that grew from a seed from the boy’s plant. b. How did you decide which plant grew from the boy’s plant?
The plant in the middle came from the boy's plant. Both plants have the same shape of leaves, stem that curls at the end.
How long is the line segment?
What is 2 inches.
How much longer is the shoe than the marker.
What is 2 centimeters.
What four words describe what plants need from the environment?
What is sunlight, water, air and nutrients.
Draw a picture of a plant. Label as many parts of the plant as you can. Circle the part of the plant you drew to show where seeds come from.
In an apple tree, the apple holds the seeds. In our Brassica plant, the seedpods hold the seeds. In a sunflower, the seeds are in the center of the flower.
How much longer is the line than the fish?
What is 1 inch.
How much longer is the shoe than the pencil?
What is 3 centimeters.