Fill In Sentences:
Flowers
INSTRUCTIONS:
Fill in each blank box with the word from the above list that best completes the sentence.
extract
pistils
Variety
Cultivated
nectar
attract
Botanists
Pollen
proboscis
pollination
horticulturalists
thrive
reproduces
stamens
fertilized
1. Bees and other flying insects are an important part of the process of .
2. The Garden Center has on staff to answer questions about how to grow plants.
3. When a bee flies into flowers, it rubs against the and gets pollen grains on its legs and back.
4. You can use a juicer to juice from a lemon or orange.
5. flowers often have brighter colors, but I prefer the smell of wildflowers.
6. Seeds form in the base of flower .
7. This plant is a of pepper, but I cannot remember which kind.
8. Many beautiful plants in the warm rain forests, where there is plenty of water.
9. Only seeds can grow into plants.
10. have found that some plants can be used to make important medicines.
11. We hope to a lot of customers to our lemonade stand with our brightly colored sign.
12. This plant only once each growing season.
13. The butterfly has a long through which it sucks up food.
14. Sweet was considered the drink of the gods in ancient myths.
15. that is blown from flowers into the air can make people sneeze.
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Definition Matching:
Flowers
INSTRUCTIONS:
For each vocabulary word in the left column, locate its definition in the right column.
Type the number of the correct definition in the blank before the word.
botanist
1. carrying of pollen from the male parts of flowers to the female parts of flowers
cultivated
2. an expert in growing and breeding plants
horticulturalists
3. the male part of flowers, which contains pollen
pollination
4. to take out, often by pressing or squeezing
proboscis
5. not grown in the wild; developed by people
stamen
6. the female part of flowers, which makes seeds
reproduce
7. kind or type; division of a species
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8. to grow strong
pistil
9. made able to produce new plants
variety
10. an expert in the study of plants
attract
11. to draw toward oneself; to be pleasing to
pollen
12. to make offspring
nectar
13. the tube-like mouth part of some insects
thrive
14. a sweet liquid found in many flowers
fertilized
15. a yellowish powder that must travel from the male part of a flower to the female part for plants to reproduce
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Crossword:
Flowers
Words
THRIVE
PROBOSCIS
REPRODUCE
PISTIL
HORTICULTURIST
BOTANIST
STAMEN
FERTILIZED
CULTIVATED
POLLEN
VARIETY
NECTAR
EXTRACT
ATTRACT
POLLINATION
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1
2
9
15
14
4
11
8
3
10
6
5
7
12
Across
2. carrying of pollen from the male parts of flowers to the female parts of flowers
3. not grown in the wild; developed by people
5. to make offspring
7. an expert in the study of plants
9. to take out, often by pressing or squeezing
10. kind or type; division of a species
11. the female part of flowers, which makes seeds
15. the male part of flowers, which contains pollen
Down
1. an expert in growing and breeding plants
4. made able to produce new plants
6. the tube-like mouth part of some insects
8. to draw toward oneself; to be pleasing to
12. a sweet liquid found in many flowers
13. a yellowish powder that must travel from the male part of a flower to the female part for plants to reproduce
14. to grow strong
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Not just things of beauty, flowers, in this unit, are revealed in all their diverse glory, from the stinking carrion flower to the fly-eating birthwort. Kids first follow a flower through its entire life cycle, from seed to bloom and back again.
They’ll then get an overview of the parts that make some flowers male, some female, and some a little of both. Curious about why some flowers are flamboyantly colored, while others are simple and plain? Get the fun facts here, along with a look at the many ways that flowers trap, trick, and bribe birds and insects into pollinating them.
Also covered is the process of making perfume out of flowers; for kids wondering how flowers’ alluring scents are turned into pricey fragrances, a look at why professional “noses” are all-important in this industry will leave them amazed. Next, they’ll get an overview of how our noses process flowers’ unique aromas, and find plenty of coverage on the medicinal uses of flowers – for kids wondering just what flowers are good for besides sitting in a vase. They’ll also find simple recipes for rose candy and red clover tea, and finally, get a thorough look at the role flowers have played across cultures and down through time.
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The Variety of Flowers
Most flowers are ostentatious showoffs, with everything about them designed to shout, &ldq ...
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Flowers in the Growth Cycle of a Plant
Almost every flower is made up of the same parts, or versions of them.
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Bees and Other Pollinators
To get someone’s attention, you might shout their name, jump up and down, wave your ...
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How Flowers Attract Pollinators
Why do flowers come in so many different colors?
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Flower Scents
You see a luscious flower standing in a sunny garden, so you lean over, shut your eyes, an ...
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Edible Flowers
If someone served you a bowl of vanilla ice cream topped with pretty violets, would you be ...
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How We Use Flowers to Communicate
Flowers can’t talk, of course, but they do have a language. For example, if you give ...
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Vocabulary Activities for Flowers
