This document discusses the external parts of plants and their functions. It identifies roots as absorbing water and nutrients and holding the plant in place. Stems are described as carrying water, nutrients, and sugars throughout the plant and holding leaves. Leaves get sunlight and make sugar for the plant's food. Flowers are the reproductive part of most plants and make fruits and seeds. Fruits hold seeds and develop from a fertilized ovary.

1. Parts
of a
Plant
Parts
of a
Plant

2. Learning Objectives
At the end of the discussion, the students will be able to:
a. Identify the external parts of the plants and
understand its’ functions;
b. Demonstrate understanding through playing the
game “Locate Me”;
c. Express the importance of plants to humans by
sharing it to the class.

4. Roots
Roots absorb water and
nutrients. They also hold
the plant in place.

5. Stem
Stems carry water,
nutrients, and sugars
throughout the plant.
They also hold the
leaves.

6. Leaves
Leaves get sunlight and
make sugar. The plant
uses sugar as foods.

7. Flower
Flowers are the
reproductive part of most
plants. They make fruits
and seeds.

8. Fruit
It is a mature or ripened
ovary, developed after
fertilisation. Fruits hold seeds.