Parts of a plant

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I will learn about the different parts of a plant.
I will learn how to name the parts of a plant.
I will draw the parts of a plant.

You’re going to explore how plants are put together!

Key Words

different
flower
leaf
magnifying glass
model
name
observe
parts
root
seeds
similar
stem

Tap to Learn the Meanings!

different: Not the same.
flower: The colorful part of a plant that can make seeds.
leaf: The flat green part of a plant that helps it make food.
magnifying glass: A tool that makes small things look bigger.
model: A simple copy used to show how something looks or works.
name: To say what something is called.
observe: To look closely and carefully.
parts: The pieces that make up a whole thing.
root: The part of a plant that grows underground and takes in water.
seeds: Small parts of a plant that can grow into new plants.
similar: Almost the same.
stem: The main part of a plant that holds it up.

These words will help you talk about the parts of plants.

Plants Are Everywhere

Plants are all around us. Some plants are tall and some are small.

Parts of Plants

All plants have parts that we can see.

Flowers and Seeds

Some plants have flowers which make seeds. We are going to learn about these plants and their parts.

Let’s Investigate!

Question: Observing plant parts

You will need: a plant, a magnifying glass, paper, a pencil.

Safety First:

Do not eat plants you find.
Wash your hands after touching any plants.

Method:

Observe a plant.
Look carefully at the plant parts.
Name the plant parts.
Observe three different plants.
Look at the plant parts.
Draw them.

Think about it:

Do they all look the same?

Are they similar or different?

How am I doing?

Play “What am I?” with a friend.

Use the words leaf, stem, flower, root.

Say what each part is for.

WHAT WE LEARNED

In this lesson, we learned about plants and the different parts they have. We practiced naming the parts of a plant and drawing them carefully. Great job exploring how plants are put together!