This worksheet asks you to show what plants need to grow by drawing pictures in the empty circles. Here are ideas for what you can draw and color in each spot:
1. Sun
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What to draw: Draw a big, bright yellow sun with rays shining down. You could also draw a smiling face on it.
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Why: Plants need sunlight to make their own food.
2. Soil
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What to draw: Draw brown dirt. You can add little rocks, worms, or seeds hiding in the dirt to make it look realistic.
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Why: Soil holds the plant steady and gives it nutrients.
3. Water
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What to draw: Draw blue raindrops falling from a cloud, or draw a blue watering can pouring water out.
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Why: Plants get thirsty just like we do and need water to stay healthy.
4. Air
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What to draw: This one is tricky because air is invisible! You can draw wind blowing (like swirly lines), clouds in the sky, or even a fan blowing air toward the plant.
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Why: Plants breathe in air (specifically carbon dioxide) to help them grow.
Final Answer:
To complete the homework, draw the following in the corresponding circles:
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Sun Circle: A bright yellow sun.
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Soil Circle: Brown earth/dirt.
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Water Circle: Blue raindrops or a watering can.
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Air Circle: Wind lines or clouds.
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of life cycle of a plant for kindergarteners worksheet.
