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The life cycle of a plant micro-lesson
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The life cycle of a plant is a very interesting process. It all starts with the seed. The seed is planted inside the soil and given sunlight and water. And with this, the roots begin to grow underneath the soil. Once the roots have grown and they're anchoring the plant into the soil, the stem begins to grow towards the sunlight. As the plant grows even more, leaves start to grow, and leaves are what are important when it comes to the plant making its own food. After a little while growing, some plants will form a flower, and flowers are important because they help to pollinate. Pollination happens when the male part of the plant travels to the female part of the plant, then the plant will produce new seeds. When the plant dies, the new seeds it created are spread by wind or animals and the cycle starts all over again.
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How does the life cycle of a plant start?
1) With a seed2) With the roots3) With the leaf4) With the stem -
What helps the seed begin to grow?
1) Water and sunlight2) Air and wind3) Fire and rain -
Are leaves important to help plants make their food?
1) Yes2) No -
When does pollination happen?
1) When the male part of the plant travels to the female part of the plant2) When the plant begins to grow3) When the plant absorbs water from the roots -
What happens when a plant dies?
1) The seeds are spread by animals or the wind2) The seeds die too3) The seeds melt away
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Niamh Clark
Hi, I’m Niamh and I’m currently a primary school teacher living in London, UK. I love talking about science, how the world works, and helping everyone reach their full potential!
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