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    The Life Cycle of A Plant: by Angie Stewart

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    Plants go through a life cycle where a seed grows into a seedling with roots and leaves, the seedling develops into an adult plant that can produce flowers or fruits containing new seeds, and these seeds can then be planted to start the cycle again. The life cycle of a plant begins with a seed, progresses through a seedling stage where it grows roots and leaves, and ends with an adult plant that produces seeds to continue the cycle.

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    Plants go through a life cycle where a seed grows into a seedling with roots and leaves, the seedling develops into an adult plant that can produce flowers or fruits containing new seeds, and these seeds can then be planted to start the cycle again. The life cycle of a plant begins with a seed, progresses through a seedling stage where it grows roots and leaves, and ends with an adult plant that produces seeds to continue the cycle.

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    Plants go through a life cycle where a seed grows into a seedling with roots and leaves, the seedling develops into an adult plant that can produce flowers or fruits containing new seeds, and these seeds can then be planted to start the cycle again. The life cycle of a plant begins with a seed, progresses through a seedling stage where it grows roots and leaves, and ends with an adult plant that produces seeds to continue the cycle.

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    The Life Cycle of A Plant: by Angie Stewart

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    Plants go through a life cycle where a seed grows into a seedling with roots and leaves, the seedling develops into an adult plant that can produce flowers or fruits containing new seeds, and these seeds can then be planted to start the cycle again. The life cycle of a plant begins with a seed, progresses through a seedling stage where it grows roots and leaves, and ends with an adult plant that produces seeds to continue the cycle.

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    Name: ____________________________________ Date: ________

    The Life Cycle of a Plant

    All plants are living. They have a life cycle. Plants start as
    a seed. The seed is planted in the ground.

    Soon the seed begins to grow. Roots grow down into the
    soil. These roots will help get water for the plant.

    A seedling is a baby plant. It grows leaves. The leaves


    help the plant begin to make food from air and water.
    Soon it will grow into a bigger plant. Seeds from different
    plants will grow to be different adult plants.

    An adult plant starts to form. It can grow flowers or


    fruits. New seeds are made. These seeds can then be
    spread and planted. The life cycle begins again.

    Plants are not alive. TRUE FALSE

    Roots help the plant get sunlight. TRUE FALSE

    Different kinds of seeds grow into TRUE FALSE


    different kinds of plants.

    Seeds can come from fruits. TRUE FALSE

    Adult plants make seeds, and the life TRUE FALSE


    cycle begins again. by Angie Stewart
    http://thefirstgradescoop.blogspot.com

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