Practice observing trees and plants, naming their parts, and understanding what plants need to live.
Read each problem carefully. Draw or write your answer in the space provided.
Noticing plant parts, needs, and places where plants grow
Science - Grade K-1
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Look at a tree. Name one part of the tree you can see.
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Circle the things a plant needs to grow: water, sunlight, rocks, air.
- 3
Draw a plant with roots, a stem, and leaves.
- 4
A seed is planted in soil and gets water and sunlight. What can happen to the seed?
- 5
Which part of a tree helps hold it up and carries water to the branches?
- 6
Name one place where plants can grow around your home or school.
- 7
Look at a leaf. Tell one thing you notice about it.
- 8
True or false: All plants look exactly the same.
- 9
A plant has dry soil and droopy leaves. What should you do to help it?
- 10
Match each plant part to what it does: roots, leaves, flowers. Roots take in water. Leaves use sunlight. Flowers can help make seeds.
- 11
Which is usually bigger: a tree or a small flower plant?
- 12
Why should we be gentle with plants?
- 13
Draw or write about one plant you have seen outside.
- 14
Look at the picture of two plants. One plant is in sunlight, and one plant is in a dark box. Which plant is more likely to grow well?
- 15
Put these steps in order: small plant, seed, sprout.