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Pea Plant Stages
Age 8 · Nature
A pea plant begins as a seed in the soil. It grows into a seedling, then a flowering plant, and finally a pod with new seeds.
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In the picture
- A pale seed in dark soil: the resting seed that can start a new plant.
- A green seedling with two leaves: the young plant growing upward from the soil.
- A bee on a white flower: the bee carries pollen from flower to flower.
- An open green pod with round peas: the fruit holds seeds for new plants.
Examples
- A bean seed sprouting in a wet paper towel.
- A bee visiting flowers in a garden.
Key takeaways
- A seed can grow into a new plant.
- Flowers make seeds after pollen reaches them.
Quiz: Pea Plant Stages (Age 8)
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What can a seed do?
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What do flowers make after pollen reaches them?
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What is the correct order of the pea plant stages?
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