Let’s go step by step to fill in the blanks using the word bank at the top:
Word bank:
- energy (with flower-like icon)
- sun (with sun icon)
- plants (with plant icon)
- electricity (with plug icon)
Now, let’s read each sentence and pick the right word based on context and icons.
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1. “We need the ______ we get from the ______.”
→ The first blank has the flower-like icon → that’s “energy”
→ The second blank has the sun icon → that’s “sun”
✔ So: “We need the
energy we get from the
sun.”
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2. “Solar energy is used by ______ to grow.”
→ The blank has the plant icon → that’s “plants”
✔ So: “Solar energy is used by
plants to grow.”
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3. “Heat from the ______ makes the air move around.”
→ Blank has sun icon → “sun”
✔ So: “Heat from the
sun makes the air move around.”
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4. “The sun’s radiant ______ also causes evaporation.”
→ Blank has flower-like icon → “energy”
✔ So: “The sun’s radiant
energy also causes evaporation.”
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5. “Scientists have learned how to collect the sun’s ______ and change it into ______.”
→ First blank has flower-like icon → “energy”
→ Second blank has plug icon → “electricity”
✔ So: “Scientists have learned how to collect the sun’s
energy and change it into
electricity.”
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6. “Most plants need ______ light to grow.”
→ Blank has sun icon → “sun”
✔ So: “Most plants need
sun light to grow.”
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Final Answer:
We need the
energy we get from the
sun. Solar energy is used by
plants to grow. Heat from the
sun makes the air move around. The sun’s radiant
energy also causes evaporation. Scientists have learned how to collect the sun’s
energy and change it into
electricity. Most plants need
sun light to grow.
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of solar power worksheet.
