Let’s go step by step to understand the apple life cycle shown in the diagram.
The diagram shows a circle with arrows, which means it’s showing how an apple tree grows and makes more apples — over and over again. This is called a “life cycle.”
Here are the parts of the cycle, in order:
1.
Tree – The big green tree with red apples on it. This is where everything starts (and ends!).
2.
Buds – Small bumps on a branch. These will grow into flowers.
3.
Blossom – A white flower. After pollination, this turns into a fruit.
4.
Apple – The red fruit we eat. Inside the apple are seeds.
5.
Seeds – Found inside the apple. If planted, they can grow into new trees.
6. Back to
Tree – The seeds grow into a new tree… and the cycle continues!
So the full cycle goes:
→ Tree → Buds → Blossom → Apple → Seeds → Tree (again!)
This is nature’s way of making sure there are always more apple trees.
Final Answer:
The apple life cycle goes: Tree → Buds → Blossom → Apple → Seeds → Tree
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of life cycle of an apple worksheet.
