Class-2 Science, Chapter-2 Different Parts of a Plant


Chapter-2
Different Parts of a Plant

Section-A
Unscramble the letters to discover the parts of a plant.
FLEA
LEAF
OORT
ROOT
WRFOLE
FLOWER
MSTE
STEM

Label the parts of this plant
Flower
Stem
Root
Bud
Leaf

Fill in the blanks using the words in the word box.
roots, stem, leaves, flowers

(a)    The leaves of the plant are green in colour.
(b)    The roots of the plants grow below the ground.
(c)     The flower of the plant is very attractive and colourful.
(d)    The stem of the plant gives support and structure to the plant.

Critical Thinking Skills
Give two examples of each of the following:
(a)    Plants having brown stem- Lemon, Tulsi Plant
(b)    Plants having green leaves. Mint, Rose plant
(c)     Plants whose fruits are sweet – Mango, Banana
(d)    Plants having green stem- Fenugreek, Spinach

Section-B
Tick the most suitable option.
1-      Which of these options does not describe a flower?
a.       Beautiful colours
b.       Fragrance
c.       Nectar
d.       Transport water [✓ ]
2-      Which of the following words describe a stem?
a.       Thick [✓ ]
b.       Flat
c.       Blue
d.       Woody
3-      Some roots can be eaten, for example, beetroot. Which of these plants have roots that can be eaten as vegetable?
a.       Carrot plant [✓ ]
b.       Sunflower plant
c.       Apple tree
d.       Neem tree
4-      I am the part of a plant that is green in colour.
a.       Root
b.       Leaf [✓ ]
c.       Stem
d.       Flower

Your teacher will show you two leaves.
(a)    Observe them carefully and then draw the leaves in the boxes below:


b)    What is the colour of the following leaves:
(i)                  Leaf A- Red
(ii)                Leaf B- Green
(c)     Are the above two leaves identical? - No
(d)    Can you find two absolutely identical leaves in nature? – No

Find the parts of the plant given below in the word search by looking vertically and horizontally.
ROOT, BUD, FRUIT, LEAF, STEM, FLOWER, BRANCH

L
E
A
F
F
R
U
I
T
X
P
N
L
C
O
P
S
E
A
S
H
O
S
O
B
K
M
Q
T
S
W
D
T
U
N
C
T
E
M
E
Y
X
D
Z
J
P
M
B
R
A
N
C
H
J


Section –C (Abstract Thinking Skills)
The big banyan tree and the small plant are talking with each other. What do you think they would be talking about? Fill up the call outs with their imaginary talk.
Big Banyan Tree- I am a huge tree. My roots support me to stand.
Small Plant- I am very small and tender. I am found in garden.

Do it yourself

Write an important feature of the following parts of a plant:
(1)  Leave
        Leaf makes food for the plant.

(2)  Root
       Root fixes the plant in the soil.

(3)  Stem
       Stem transports water to the leaf.

(4)  Fruit
       Fruits have seeds.

(5)  Flower
       Flowers are colourful.


Revision Questions:

 Q. Give an example of edible root.
 Ans- Carrot

Q. What is usually the colour of most leaves?
 Ans- The colour of most leaves is usually green.

Q. Which is the most colourful part of the plant?
Ans- Flower is the most colourful part of the plant.

Q. Give an example of a plant that has Woody stem.
 Ans- Mango tree has a Woody stem.

Q. Give an example of a plant that has green stem.
Ans- Coriander plant has green stem.

                         

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