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Plants are made up of more than just flowers. Like roots, leaves and stems.

Plants - Flowering Plants

Find out how flowering plants grow, where their seeds come from, and why their colourful petals and sweet smells are so important for insects and new plants.

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Fascinating Fact:

Some flowering plants are wildflowers, like daisies, buttercups, and dandelions brightening grass and paths.

In KS1 Science, children learn that many plants grow flowers which help them make seeds. These flowers can be garden plants or wildflowers and are important for insects and new plant growth.

Key Terms

  • Flowering plant: A plant that grows flowers which help it make seeds.
  • Wildflower: A flower that grows naturally outside, not planted by people.
  • Pollination: When pollen is moved to help a flower make seeds, often by insects or the wind.

Frequently Asked Questions (Click to see answers)

What is a flowering plant in KS1 science?

A flowering plant is a plant that grows flowers to make seeds. Examples include sunflowers, roses, and many wildflowers found in gardens and fields.

Why do flowers have bright colours and strong smells?

Flowers often have bright colours and scents to attract insects such as bees and butterflies. These visitors help move pollen so the plant can make seeds.

How do flowering plants make new plants?

After pollination, flowers make seeds. The seeds can fall, be blown by the wind, or carried by animals. With soil, water, and light, they grow into new plants.

Try These Related Quizzes

1 .
This is the flower of a daisy. It is yellow in the middle. What do we call the white parts of this flower?
Leaves
Roots
Stems
Petals
Petals come in different shapes and colours
2 .
Some plants hide their seeds inside fruit. What is this fruit called?
Pear
Apple
Orange
Grape
The seeds are in the pips in the middle of the apple
3 .
Why do plants have flowers?
They look nice
They catch the rain
They brighten up the garden
They make seeds to make more plants
Flowers do look nice. But plants need to make seeds to make more plants
4 .
Some plants hide their seeds. The hawthorn hides its seeds in these bright red _______.
Sweets
Leaves
Petals
Berries
In autumn there are lots of hawthorn berries in the hedgerows
5 .
Plants make seeds in their flowers. This is a picture of the seeds of a plant. Which plant is it?
Dandelion
Daisy
Wallflower
Pansy
Can you see the tiny brown seeds at the end of every white parachute?
6 .
The parts of the plant in the picture are green. What are they called?
Roots
Leaves
Flowers
Stems
Leaves come in all sorts of shapes and sizes
7 .
The leaves grow from which part of the plant?
Roots
Stem
Petals
Fruit
There are long stems and short stems. The stem is the middle part of the plant
8 .
Some plants hide their seeds in nuts. The horse chestnut hides its seeds in a nut. What do we call this nut?
Brazil
Peanut
Walnut
Conker
Have you ever played conkers?
9 .
What do we call the colourful parts of this plant?
Roots
Leaves
Flowers
Stems
Not all plants have colourful flowers. Grasses have tiny green flowers
10 .
What part of the plant is in the soil?
Leaves
Stems
Roots
Flowers
The roots hold the plant in the soil
You can find more about this topic by visiting BBC Bitesize - The parts of a plant

Author:  David Bland (Former Physics Teacher, KS1 Science & Geography Quiz Writer)
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