This quiz addresses the requirements of the National Curriculum KS1 Science for children aged 5 and 6 in years 1 and 2. Specifically this quiz is aimed at the section dealing with plants and the structure of trees.
You have learned the parts, or structure, of plants. Trees are plants. Not all trees are very tall. But lots of trees grow very big and very strong. They are in woods, in parks and in streets. Trees are often very old. Many trees grow very slowly. Let’s take a look at the parts and structure of trees.
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Some of the roots of this tree are on the surface. But the roots of trees are very long under the soil
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Some big trees in Africa and America have trunks that are more than 6 metres all the way round!
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Lots of twigs come from the big, main branches
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Green leaves catch the sunlight. That helps the tree to grow
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This is the magnolia tree. It has big, beautiful flowers
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Fruit trees blossom in the spring
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Squirrels like to eat acorns
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Fir trees, pines and spruce are all types of conifer. Most conifers have a pointy shape
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Some leaves are shaped like needles. They are thin and prickly
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Have you ever collected pine cones in a forest?
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