Mon Prof Augmenté
Parts of a Plant
A plant grows from roots hidden under the soil all the way up to a flower at the top. The stem holds it up straight, and the leaves catch sunlight to make the plant’s food.
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- A carrot in the kitchen is the root of a plant.
- A sunflower in the garden has a tall stem, wide leaves, and one big flower.
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- Roots drink water and hold the plant in the ground.
- Leaves make food from sunlight, and the flower makes seeds.
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