Plant Life Cycle and Growth

This video tutorial introduces children to the life cycle of a plant, covering four main stages: seed, sprouting seed, seedling, and flower. It explains the requirements for plant growth, such as water, sunlight, and soil, and describes the process of germination and photosynthesis. The video also identifies the parts of a plant, including the flower, leaf, stem, and roots, and encourages interactive learning through activities.

What are the four main stages in a plant's life cycle?

• Seed, Leaf, Stem, Flower

• Seed, Sprouting Seed, Seedling, Flower

• Root, Stem, Leaf, Flower

• Seed, Bud, Leaf, Flower

What is the first step in the life cycle of a plant?

• The seed needs to be fertilized

• The seed needs to be planted in the soil

• The seed needs to be exposed to sunlight

• The seed needs to be watered

What is required for a seed to grow into a sprouting seed?

• Soil, air, and fertilizer

• Sunlight, air, and fertilizer

• Fertilizer, water, and air

• Water, sunlight, and soil

During the germination stage, what appears to help the plant get food and water?

• Stems

• Leaves

• Roots

• Flowers

What is the third stage in a plant's life cycle?

• Flower

• Sprouting Seed

• Seedling

• Bud

What process allows leaves to make food for the plant?

• Germination

• Photosynthesis

• Pollination

• Respiration

What does a bud turn into during the final stage of a plant's life cycle?

• A leaf

• A root

• A flower

• A seed

Where are seeds located in a flower?

• In the petals

• In the leaves

• In the center of the flower

• In the stem

How can seeds be spread after a plant stops growing?

• By soil or air

• By insects or birds

• By water or sunlight

• By wind or animals

What might a flower turn into depending on the type of seed planted?

• A new root

• A new seed

• A fruit or vegetable

• A new leaf