Plant Parts Match the plant to the correct category and then check your answer by clicking to the next slide!

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Plant Parts Match the plant to the correct category and then check your answer by clicking to the next slide!

RootLeafFruitStem Carrot Seed

Root

Cauliflower RootLeafFruitStemSeed

Fruit

Celery RootLeafFruitStemSeed

Stem

lettuce RootLeafFruitStemSeed

Leaf

Potato RootLeafFruitStemSeed

Stem Underground Stem

Cabbage RootLeafFruitStemSeed

Leaf

Pine Nuts RootLeafFruitStemSeed

Turnip RootLeafFruitStemSeed

Root

Apple RootLeafFruitStemSeed

Fruit

Popcorn Kernels RootLeafFruitStemSeed

Each spring, the Highland View 4K students plant popcorn kernels in little bags and watch them sprout with the help of sunlight, water, and soil. This year, Miles and his family decided to replant his popcorn seeds after they were sent home. By July, Miles had a “popcorn plant” that was taller than him!

Tomato RootLeafFruitStemSeed

Fruit