This activity asks you to color the different parts involved in photosynthesis. Since this is a coloring worksheet, there isn't one single "correct" answer like a math problem, but here is a guide on how to complete it logically based on science:
Step-by-Step Coloring Guide:
1.
Sunlight: Find the sun and the arrows pointing down from it. Color the sun
yellow or
orange. You can color the arrows
yellow to show that light energy is coming down.
2.
Carbon Dioxide: Find the arrows pointing toward the leaves from the air. Color these arrows
gray or
blue. This represents the air the plant breathes in.
3.
Water: Find the roots at the bottom and the arrow pointing into them. Color the water droplets and the arrow
blue. This shows the plant drinking water from the soil.
4.
The Plant: Color the stem and leaves
green. Color the flower petals any bright color you like (like yellow, red, or purple).
5.
Oxygen: Find the arrows pointing away from the flower/leaves. Color these arrows
light blue or leave them white. This shows the clean air the plant releases for us to breathe.
Final Answer:
Color the
sun and sunlight arrows yellow, the
water and roots blue, the
carbon dioxide arrows gray, and the
plant leaves green. The
oxygen arrows can be light blue.
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of photosynthesis worksheet high school.
