Open a Bean Seed
Soak a lima bean, open it, label the seed coat, cotyledon and embryo and draw it up close.
Fill in six sentences about photosynthesis, then explain what happens to a plant kept in the dark.
Printed on the sheet:
carbon dioxidewatersugaroxygen
Put one plant in a dark closet for a week as a real test.
Plants don’t eat soil. They make food from light, air and water.
Plant a pollinator garden in a pot by the window.
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Soak a lima bean, open it, label the seed coat, cotyledon and embryo and draw it up close.
Label the petal, stamen, pistil, sepal, stem and leaf, then match four parts to their jobs.
Sort nine seeds by how they travel to a new place: wind, water or animals.
Number the five steps of pollination in order, then draw a bee carrying pollen.
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