Pollination occurs when ____ from one plant travels to another plant. Some pollen travels by ____. Most pollen is moved from one plant to another plant with the help of animals called ____. ____, butterflies, moths, and even bats are ____. Flowers use their vibrant colors and wonderful smells to ____ pollinators. As animals visit flowers in search of ____, they land on the stigma. Once the pollinators land on the stigma, they get covered with pollen. When a pollinator leaves in search of more nectar, it unknowingly moves pollen from the ____ of one flower to the pistil of another flower. The pollen travels down the long, thin ____ and eventually helps make a seed. The ____ protect the flower and help attract animals. ____ is the sweet liquid that also helps attract hummingbirds, bees, and other insects. The stamen makes a sticky, yellow dust called ____. The stigma is the surface that holds the pollen in place. The ____ is the long, thin part of the flower that collects the pollen. Together, these flower parts use pollen to make new seeds. This process is called ____.

G3 Science U4 Lesson 2 Pollination and Pollinators

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