
Plant Life Cycle Diagram
2nd grade plant life cycle diagram: label seed, sprout, seedling, adult plant and flowering plant on a bean cycle, then answer four questions. Answer key.
2nd grade worksheets on the plant life cycle: seed, sprout, seedling, adult plant and flower, what seeds need to grow, and how seeds travel.

2nd grade plant life cycle diagram: label seed, sprout, seedling, adult plant and flowering plant on a bean cycle, then answer four questions. Answer key.

2nd grade what do seeds need to grow: predict four bean seed cups, read the two-week results and say what seeds and plants need. Includes the answer key.

2nd grade how seeds travel: sort six seeds by wind, water or animals, then design and label a seed that could travel by wind. Answer key included.

2nd grade sunflower life cycle reading: a story about Leo's backyard sunflower, nine questions on stages, bees and birds, with an answer key. 5 pages.

2nd grade plant life cycle sequencing: number six apple tree pictures from seed to apples, then write a sentence for each stage with a word bank. Answer key.

2nd grade plant life cycle check: order four pictures, answer three multiple choice questions and explain why a life cycle is a circle. Answer key.
“Name the stages of a bean plant's life cycle in order.”
“Explain why a life cycle repeats.”
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“Plan and conduct an investigation to determine if plants need sunlight and water to grow.”
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“Develop a simple model that mimics the function of an animal in dispersing seeds or pollinating plants.”
“Put the stages of a sunflower's life in order.”
“Put the six stages of an apple tree's life in order.”
“Write one sentence about each stage using key words.”
“Put the stages of a plant's life cycle in order.”
“Say what a seed needs, how a burr travels and what a flower makes.”
“Explain why a life cycle is a circle.”
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