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Plants practice for Reception – Year 4
Science · Living Things · Early Years (EYFS), Key Stage 1, Key Stage 2. Plants, animals, habitats, life cycles and evolution.
What your child will learn
- Identify that plants need water, light and warmth to grow.
- Name the basic parts of a flowering plant.
- Identify and name common trees, including deciduous and evergreen trees, and know that trees are plants.
- Identify and name common wild and garden plants and describe the basic structure of flowering plants and trees.
- Observe and describe how seeds and bulbs grow into mature plants.
- Find out and describe how plants need water, light and a suitable temperature to grow and stay healthy.
Try some free plants questions
These are real BrightWorld questions. In the app, every question adapts to your child’s level and comes with hints and worked examples.
Question 1. Which plant will grow best?
- In the sunny window, watered
- In a dark cupboard
- Never watered
Show the answer
In the sunny window, watered
Question 2. Small white petals with a yellow middle. It grows on lawns. What is it?
- Sunflower
- Daisy
- Poppy
Show the answer
Daisy
Question 3. Which part of a flowering plant is often brightly coloured?
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- The petals
- The roots
Show the answer
The petals
How BrightWorld helps with plants
Children practise plants at Easy, Medium or Hard, in mixed quizzes, in the Answer Run game and inside story missions. If they get stuck, they get a hint and a worked example; if they’re flying, the questions get harder. Parents see how they’re doing in the parent area.
Practise plants in BrightWorld
BrightWorld starts at your child’s level with a quick, fun check, then adapts as they learn. No ads, no strangers, and you see what they’ve learned.
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BrightWorld starts at your child’s level with a quick, fun check, then adapts as they learn. No ads, no strangers, and you see what they’ve learned.
Start free
Related topics
Animals and Habitats Classifying Living Things Life Cycles and Evolution