Let’s go step by step to fill in the blanks using what we know about plant parts and their jobs.
1.
First sentence: “The ________ take water and minerals from the soil.”
→ Look at the diagram: which part is underground? The
roots. Roots soak up water and nutrients from the soil. So, this blank should be
roots.
2.
Second sentence: “The ________ makes the seeds and fruit.”
→ In the diagram, the top part with petals is labeled
flower. Flowers turn into fruits and hold seeds after pollination. So, this blank is
flower.
3.
Third sentence: “The ________ supports the plant on the ground.”
→ The long green stalk that holds up the leaves and flower is the
stem. It keeps the plant standing tall. So, this blank is
stem.
4.
Fourth sentence: “The ________ make food for the plant.”
→ Leaves use sunlight to make food (this is called photosynthesis). The diagram shows leaves as the flat green parts. So, this blank is
leaves.
Now let’s double-check each answer matches the function:
- Roots → take water/minerals
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- Flower → makes seeds/fruit
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- Stem → supports plant
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- Leaves → make food
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All answers fit perfectly!
Final Answer:
The
roots take water and minerals from the soil.
The
flower makes the seeds and fruit.
The
stem supports the plant on the ground.
The
leaves make food for the plant.
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of plant parts and functions worksheet.
