Let’s solve this step by step.
We are told that most plants need three things to grow:
light,
water, and
soil.
There are three pictures we need to label:
1. A block of brown dirt → that’s
soil
2. A smiling sun → that’s
light
3. A blue water drop → that’s
water
So, under each picture, we write the correct word from the box:
→ Soil goes under the dirt block
→ Light goes under the sun
→ Water goes under the water drop
Now, let’s finish the sentences using those same words:
Sentence 1: “Many plants get __________ from the rain.”
Rain gives us
water → so fill in “water”
Sentence 2: “They grow roots in the __________ to get nutrients.”
Roots grow in
soil → so fill in “soil”
Sentence 3: “Plants also use __________ energy from the sun to make their own food.”
The sun gives
light → so fill in “light”
Everything matches what we know about how plants grow!
Final Answer:
Label the pictures (left to right): soil, light, water
Finish the sentences:
- Many plants get
water from the rain.
- They grow roots in the
soil to get nutrients.
- Plants also use
light energy from the sun to make their own food.
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of what plants talk about worksheet.
