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In school, you have found out about plants and their parts. Lots of plants have colorful flowers as one of their parts. The flowers are used to reproduce. They make seeds. New plants can grow from the seeds. Then those new plants have flowers too. Do you know why many flowers are brightly colored?

Grades 3, 4 and 5 - Science - Elementary School - Plants - Flowers
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1. Dandelions grow everywhere. How do dandelion seeds get from one pace to another?
2. This is the life story of a plant. What is the missing word?

Plant → Flower → Pollen →    ?    → New Plant
3. Bees love flowers. What other minibeasts like flowers?
4. Bees love flowers. What attracts bees to flowers?
5. Bees get food from flowers. What do bees make?
6. What powder do flowers make?
7. This flower has blue ______.
8. What carries the pollen from flower to flower?
9. Flowers often grow above the plant. The flowers grow on a long _____.
10. What is carried from flower to flower?

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