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You may have seen plants growing in places like this.

Some plants live near water.
Some plants live in water.
Some plants live in dry places.
Question: Do plants get water through their leaves or their roots?

You will need: Two plants, a plastic bag, string, a watering can.
What to do:

Safety First:
This investigation helps you find out whether plants take in water mainly through their leaves or through their roots by comparing what happens to each plant.
You will need: Some plants, a watering can.

What to do:
How much water do the plants need? My table of results.
| Water every day | Water two times each week | Do not water | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Day 1 | |||
| Day 2 | |||
| Day 3 | |||
| Day 4 | |||
| Day 5 |
Draw the plants in the table.
How am I doing?
Read what Hatim says.

“Some plants do not need water.”
What would you say to him?
Explain to Hatim why he is wrong.