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Plant Life Cycle printable
Grade 3 - Science - Worksheet Generators - Standard
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Complete each activity about Plant Life Cycle. Show your thinking where space is provided.
1. Put these stages in order: mature plant, seedling, seed, flower.
2. Match the word germination to its meaning.
3. Which stage has small leaves but is not yet fully grown: seed, seedling, or mature plant?
4. What does a seed need to begin germination?
5. What job does a flower do in a plant life cycle?
6. What can grow from the seeds inside a fruit?
7. Explain one difference between a seed and a mature plant.
8. Use the words seed, germination, seedling, mature plant, and flower to describe the life cycle.
Answer key
  1. seed → seedling → mature plant → flower
  2. Germination is when a seed starts to grow.
  3. seedling
  4. Water, air, and a suitable temperature.
  5. A flower helps the plant make seeds after pollination.
  6. New plants
  7. A seed is not growing leaves yet; a mature plant has developed roots, stems, and leaves.
  8. A seed begins germination, grows into a seedling, becomes a mature plant, and makes a flower that helps produce seeds.

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