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Parts of a Flower Activity

Using Plant Parts Worksheet, students use these activities to learn about the parts of a flower and the sequence of a flower’s growth.

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How to teach Parts of a Flower

Using Parts of a Flower Activity, students can use this to learn about the parts of a flower and the sequence of a flower’s growth.

Knowing the different parts of a plant will help your students understand how honey is made and to be a good gardener. This activity helps them learn the different parts of a plant.

There are three activities that will help your students learn more about plants.

Sequencing Activity:Use the five sequencing cards and put them in order starting with planting a seed to a flower being grown. After sequencing, draw the sequence on the worksheet provided.

Roll-a-Flower:Become familiar with the parts of a flower by rolling a die and building a flower. Use the “Roll-a-Flower” dice poster as the guide. Each person gets a Roll-A-Flower mat and flower parts. Roll the die, and after landing on a number, place the corresponding flower part on your mat. Race a partner to see who can build a full flower the quickest.

Label-a-Flower:Label the flower using the label mat and word cards. Then, draw your own flower and label its parts on the worksheet provided.

Other resources to use with this Parts of a Flower Activity

If you are using this activity, your students are probably learning about flowers and plants.

Use this Parts of a Plant Worksheet as an additional resource for your students.

Introduce this activity by reviewing parts of a plant. Next, ask student why each part of the flower is important. Then, students complete activity independently or with a partner. Finally, challenge students to write their own explanation about the purpose of each part of plant.

Be sure to check out more Plants Activities.

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