Let’s solve this step by step using the diagram and the word bank.
We are filling in blanks about photosynthesis. The words we can use are:
water, sugar, carbon dioxide, light, oxygen
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Look at the first blank:
> “Photosynthesis is a process where plants use ______ from the sun…”
From the picture, the sun gives
light, and there’s an arrow labeled “light” going to the plant. So the first blank is
light.
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Next:
> “…to transform ______ from the air…”
In the diagram, “carbon dioxide” comes from the air (arrow pointing to leaves). So second blank =
carbon dioxide
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Then:
> “…and ______ from the soil…”
The diagram shows “water” coming up from the roots in the soil. So third blank =
water
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Next:
> “…into ______ to feed the plant”
The note in the diagram says: “Sugar, which is food for the plant, is formed during this process.” So fourth blank =
sugar
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Last:
> “…and ______ is release into the air.”
The diagram shows “oxygen” being released from the leaves. So fifth blank =
oxygen
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Now let’s put it all together:
Photosynthesis is a process where plants use
light from the sun to transform
carbon dioxide from the air and
water from the soil into
sugar to feed the plant and
oxygen is release into the air.
✔ All words used match the diagram and word bank.
Final Answer:
light, carbon dioxide, water, sugar, oxygen
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of photosynthesis worksheet.
