Flowers to seeds

In the picture

1. 1A bee on an open flower, its back dusted with yellow pollen
2. 2The base of a faded flower swelling into a small green fruit
3. 3A dandelion seed head letting feathery seeds go into the breeze
4. 4Round burrs caught in a dog’s fur

Examples

• A bee visiting the flowers in a garden
• Blowing the seeds off a dandelion clock

Quiz: Flowers to seeds (Age 8)

1. 1

   What must happen before a flower can make seeds?

   • Pollen must travel from one flower to another.
   • A flower must be moved to a new place.
   • A flower must make extra petals.
2. 2

   Where are the seeds after a flower turns into a fruit?

   • In the soil.
   • Inside the fruit.
   • On the bee’s back.
3. 3

   How can seeds get to new places?

   • They can be carried by the wind or catch a ride on animal fur and feathers.
   • They can be carried by bees to new flowers.
   • They can be carried by rain to new places.

The answers, each with its explanation, are in the app. This quiz is free there while the lesson is in the free week.