ClassX Video Lessons Youtube Channel Kids Education And Art Quiz time | Structure of a seed | Science for kids | Fun learning
Hey there! Let’s dive into the amazing world of seeds and learn about their different parts. Seeds are like tiny packages that hold everything needed to grow a new plant. Let’s explore the main parts of a seed and what they do!
Seeds have three main parts. Can you guess what they are? Here they are:
Now that we know the main parts, let’s see what each one does:
Did you know that seeds come in all shapes and sizes? Some are tiny like a grain of sand, while others are as big as a coconut! Each seed is unique, but they all have the same important job: to grow into a new plant.
Next time you see a seed, remember all the amazing things happening inside it. Seeds are truly nature’s little wonders!
Keep exploring and learning about the world around you. There’s so much more to discover!
Seed Dissection Activity: Gather a variety of seeds, such as beans or sunflower seeds, and carefully open them to explore their parts. Use a magnifying glass to observe the seed coat, embryo, and cotyledon. Draw a picture of what you see and label each part. Discuss with a friend or family member how each part helps the seed grow into a plant.
Seed Growth Experiment: Plant a few seeds in a small pot or garden patch. Water them regularly and observe their growth over time. Keep a journal to record changes you notice, such as when the seed coat breaks open or when the first leaves appear. Think about how the cotyledon provides food for the growing plant and write down your observations.
Seed Scavenger Hunt: Go on a nature walk with an adult and collect different types of seeds you find. Look for seeds in fruits, flowers, or on the ground. Once you have a collection, sort them by size and shape. Discuss why you think seeds come in different shapes and sizes and how this might help them grow in different environments.
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**Quiz Time!**
From the following options, can you guess the three main parts of a seed?
The correct answer is: seed coat, sperm, and embryo.
From the following options, can you guess what we call the hard outer covering of a seed?
The correct answer is: seed coat.
Which of the following options is the fleshy and nutritious part of a seed?
The correct answer is not sperm.
Which of the following parts of a seed grows into a new plant?
The correct answer is: embryo.
From the following options, can you guess the part of the seed which is rich in nutrients like carbohydrates, proteins, and vitamins?
The correct answer is not sperm.
From the following options, can you guess which part of the embryo gives rise to primary leaves?
The correct answer is: cotyledon.
Which of the following parts of an embryo produces the shoot of the baby plant?
The correct answer is: hypocotyl.
Which of the following parts of an embryo produces the first root?
The correct answer is: radical.
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