
Label the Parts of a Flower
4th grade parts of a flower worksheet: label eight parts from a word bank, then name the parts of the stamen and the pistil. Answer key included.
4th grade parts of a flower worksheets: petals, sepals, stamen, anther, filament, pistil, stigma, style and ovary, what each part does, and how pollination makes seeds.

4th grade parts of a flower worksheet: label eight parts from a word bank, then name the parts of the stamen and the pistil. Answer key included.

4th grade flower parts and jobs worksheet: match eight parts to their jobs, then answer three questions on petals, fruit and pollen. Answer key included.

4th grade parts of a flower worksheet: label six parts, color stamen blue and pistil pink, sort male and female parts and answer pollen questions. With answers.

4th grade pollination worksheet: put six pictures from apple blossom to ripe apple in order, then explain pollination. Answer key included.

4th grade reading on how flowers attract pollinators: a 300-word passage, four multiple choice questions, a match and three short answers. Answers included.

4th grade parts of a flower check: label six parts, name the male and female parts, two multiple choice questions and a fruit question. Answer key included.
“Name the main parts of a flower from a labeled diagram.”
“Group the parts of a flower into the stamen (male) and the pistil (female).”
“Match each flower part to its job in making seeds and fruit.”
“Explain how bright petals help a flower reproduce.”
“Describe what the sticky top of the stigma does in pollination.”
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“Construct an argument that plants and animals have internal and external structures that function to support survival, growth, behavior, and reproduction.”
“Tell the male parts of a flower from the female parts.”
“Put the stages from apple blossom to ripe apple in order.”
“Define pollination as pollen moving from the male part of a flower to the female part.”
“Explain how a bee carries pollen from one flower to another.”
“Identify the ovary as the part of the flower that grows into the fruit.”
“Answer questions about key details in an informational text.”
“Use evidence from the passage to support an answer.”
“Work out what a word means from the paragraph around it.”
“Explain why an author uses a comparison.”
“Label the main parts of a flower from a diagram.”
“Name the male part as the stamen and the female part as the pistil.”
“Explain that colorful petals attract pollinators.”
“Describe pollination as pollen moving from the anther to the stigma.”
“Identify the ovary as the part that can become a fruit.”
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