Let’s figure out the correct order to grow a plant using these steps.
We need to put the steps in the right sequence — from start to finish.
Step 1: You can’t plant anything without a pot. So first, you “Start with an empty pot.” That makes sense — it’s the beginning.
Step 2: Now that you have your pot, you need to make space for the seed. So next, you “dig a small hole” in the soil (but wait — we don’t have soil yet!). Hmm… actually, looking again — one card says “Then add some [soil]” and another shows digging a hole *in* the pot that already has soil? Wait — let’s look carefully.
Actually, one card says:
“Next, dig a small hole” — and it shows a trowel digging into a pot that already has soil in it.
Another card says: “Then add some [soil]” — showing a bag of soil being poured into the pot.
So maybe the order is:
- Start with empty pot → then add soil → then dig a hole → then place seed → then water.
But let’s check all cards:
Card A: “Place a seed in the hole or...” — this must come after digging the hole.
Card B: “Give the seed a little [water]” — watering comes last.
Card C: “Then add some [soil]” — adding soil comes before digging a hole.
Card D: “Next, dig a small hole” — after soil is added.
Card E: “How to Grow a Plant” — title card, not a step.
Card F: “Start with an empty pot.” — definitely first.
So logical order:
1. Start with an empty pot.
2. Then add some soil.
3. Next, dig a small hole.
4. Place a seed in the hole.
5. Give the seed a little water.
That matches how real plants are grown!
Final Answer:
The correct order is:
1. Start with an empty pot.
2. Then add some soil.
3. Next, dig a small hole.
4. Place a seed in the hole.
5. Give the seed a little water.
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of how plants grow worksheet.
