Plant Parts Adventure: Discover How Plants Grow!

Not quite! Leaves are the green, flat parts that grow from the stem. They help the plant make food and breathe!

Oops! This is true! Plants definitely need water to live, just like you do! Without water, plants become droopy and can die. Their roots drink water from the soil.

Not quite! Most healthy plant leaves are green. This green color comes from something called chlorophyll, which helps the plant make food from sunlight!

Not this time! Carrots are roots that grow underground and we eat them. They're orange, crunchy, and very good for your eyes!

Not quite! Seeds are the special part that can grow into a whole new plant. They're like tiny babies waiting to grow! You can find them inside fruits or flowers.

Actually, this is false! Leaves come in many different shapes and sizes. Some are round, some are long, some have smooth edges, and some have zigzag edges. Isn't nature amazing?

Not quite! Think about the pretty, colorful part of the plant that bees love to visit. It rhymes with "power" - it's a flower!

Not quite right! The stem has two important jobs: it holds the plant upright like a pole, and it carries water from the roots to the leaves like a straw!

Oops! This is actually true! Leaves are like tiny food factories. They use sunlight, air, and water to make food for the plant. This special process is called photosynthesis!

Not quite! The part you chose is important, but it doesn't grow underground. Remember, roots are like drinking straws hidden in the soil that suck up water for the plant!