The Plant Part Song
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The document is a song that describes the functions of different plant parts, including the seed, roots, stem, leaves, flower, and fruit. Each verse explains how a specific part, such as the seed or roots, functions to help the plant grow and survive with the help of soil, rain, and sunlight. The song teaches that the seed grows into a plant, the roots find water, the stem holds the plant up, the leaves make food, the flower makes fruit, and the fruit holds new seeds.
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- 4. The stem holds it up. The stem holds it up. With soil and rain and sunny days, The stem holds it up.
- 5. The leaves make the food. The leaves make the food. With soil and rain and sunny days, The leaves make the food.
- 6. The flower makes the fruit. The flower makes the fruit. With soil and rain and sunny days, The flower makes the fruit.
- 7. The fruit holds the seeds. The fruit holds the seeds. With soil and rain and sunny days, The fruit holds the seeds.