Parts of a Plant Labelling

Year 1 SciencePlants2 pages

About this worksheet

A one-page labelling diagram for Year 1 science, with the answers on a second page. The picture shows a pink flower with a yellow centre, two leaves, a green stem and roots below a dashed soil line. Five lines, A to E, point to its parts. Pupils copy roots, petal, stem, flower or leaf from the word bank onto each line. In the answer key, A is the petal, B the flower, C the leaf, D the stem and E the roots. It matches the England National Curriculum objective on the basic structure of flowering plants.

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Curriculum objectives covered

Plants

โ€œIdentify and describe the basic structure of a variety of common flowering plants, including trees.โ€

All five labels name a basic part of one flowering plant. Trees are not on this sheet.

What's inside this worksheet

Parts of a Flowering Plant

A word bank of roots, petal, stem, flower and leaf, and a plant diagram with five label lines marked A to E.

Answer key

The five labels in order. A points to one petal and B to the yellow centre of the flower.

How teachers use it

Real plant first

Bring in a potted flower or a dandelion with its roots and point to each part before pupils label the diagram.

Petal or flower

Talk about A and B together. Pupils often mix up one petal with the whole flower, and this diagram asks for both.

Spelling check

Cover the word bank on a second copy and use the five labels as a spelling check at the end of the plants topic.

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