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Know the Plant Life Cycle

In this worksheet, students will answer questions about the growing sequence of plants which begins and ends with a seed.

'Know the Plant Life Cycle' worksheet

Key stage:  KS 1

Year:  Year 2 Science worksheets

Curriculum topic:   Plants

Curriculum subtopic:   Seeds, Bulbs and Maturing Plants

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Worksheet Overview

We know that all the plants around us grow from seeds. Plants grow seeds to make new plants. 

 

Growth of a plant

 

The seeds are made in the flower. The flower is a bright colour so that insects will see it and visit it.

 

Insect on flower

 

When the petals die, the seeds grow. The seeds grow into new plants. This is called the plant life cycle.

 

Try to remember the above information to answer the questions in this activity. 

 

Example

Why do plants need seeds?

Choose one from these three options:

Is it to keep the plant healthy, to reproduce and grow more plants, or so the bees have food? 

 

Answer

It was the middle option!

Plants need seeds in order to reproduce and grow more plants.

The bees help to make the seeds - they don't eat them!

 

Let's get started on the questions.

 

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