Plants are living things that are born, grow, reproduce, and die. The document discusses the different parts of plants including roots, stems, leaves, flowers, and reproductive structures. It provides examples of specific plants and asks the user to identify parts like petioles, stolons, rhizomes, bulbs, and tubers. The purpose is to teach users about plant structures and functions through interactive examples and questions.

2. PLANT
Plants are living things. Choose
the correct answer to this sentence:
All living things are born, grow, reproduce
and finally, …………..
1.- Dance.
2.- Read.
3.- Go.
4.- Die.

3. ROOTS
FUNCTIONS OF ROOTS
Choose a root among these foods:
1.- Apple.
2.- Broccoli.
3.- Carrot.
4.- Lettuce.

4. SOIL
Only one of these
photos is related to
soil.Touch it!
Which is the english
word used to describe
the other
photograph?
LAND

5. STEM
Some stems store food and water like:
1.- Potato.
2.- Onion.
3.- Lentil.
4.- Tomato.

6. TRUNK
The trunk is part of a:
1.- Grass.
2.- Tree.
3.- Flower.

7. LEAF
Why is important the photosynthesis process
for us?
1.- Because the plant gives us oxigen.
2.- Because the plant gives us wood.
3.- Because the plant gives us carbon dioxide.

8. PETIOLE
The petiole is the leaf
stalk.
Can you point it?

9. PARTS OF THE FLOWER
Read and point:
1 STAMENS
2 POLLEN
3 OVARY
4 PISTIL
5 PETAL
6 COROLLA
7 SEPAL
8 CALYX
1
5
2
8
7
4
3
6

10. What of these plants
have got stolons?
1.- Carrot.
2.- Strawberry.
3.- Apple tree.
4.- Eucalyptus.
STOLONS

11. RHIZOMES
1
3
2
1.- What of these photos
represent rhizomes?
2.- Which of these ones is
not a stem?
Carrots
are
roots.

12. BULBS
What is the name of
this vegetable?
Onion!

13. TUBERS
What is the name of
this tuber?
Potato!

14. REVISION
CLICK HERE:
http://www.theyellowpencil.com/vexplants1.html
http://extension.illinois.edu/gpe/case1/c1m1app.html