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Science - Weekend Practice

The document outlines the different parts of a plant and their respective functions. It includes a matching activity where students can connect each part, such as roots, stems, leaves, flowers, and petals, to their jobs in plant growth. Additionally, it provides a disclaimer regarding safety when using scissors for the activity.

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Science - Weekend Practice

The document outlines the different parts of a plant and their respective functions. It includes a matching activity where students can connect each part, such as roots, stems, leaves, flowers, and petals, to their jobs in plant growth. Additionally, it provides a disclaimer regarding safety when using scissors for the activity.

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Parts of a Plant

Cut, Stick and Label


Each part of a plant has a different job to do to make sure
the plant grows. Match the part with its job:

Part Job

keeps the plant in the ground


leaf and takes in water and
nutrients from the soil

root attracts insects and birds

flower this part is often brightly


coloured and perfumed

uses sunlight to help the plant


stem
make its own food

holds the plant up straight and


petal
carries water and nutrients

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leaf
stem
root flower
petal

Disclaimer: To ensure the safety of the learners in your setting, it is your responsibility to assess whether adult supervision or other appropriate safety measures are required when using scissors.
Parts of a Plant
Cut, Stick and Label
Answers
Part Job

keeps the plant in the ground


leaf and takes in water and
nutrients from the soil

root attracts insects and birds

flower this part is often brightly


coloured and perfumed

uses sunlight to help the plant


stem
make its own food

holds the plant up straight and


petal
carries water and nutrients

visit [Link]
flower petal

leaf

stem

root
visit [Link]

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