Petals, The bright, colorful parts that attract bees and butterflies., Sepals, The little green leaves that protect the flower before it opens., Stamen, The male (boy) part of the flower that makes pollen., Anther, The top part of the stamen that holds the yellow dust., Filament, The thin stick that holds the yellow dust up high., Pollen, The yellow dust needed to make baby seeds., Carpel, The female (girl) part right in the middle of the flower., Stigma, The sticky top part that catches the yellow dust., Ovary, The safe place at the bottom where baby seeds grow., Fruit, The yummy part that grows from a flower and keeps seeds safe., Seeds, The small parts inside a fruit that can grow into a whole new plant., Spores, Tiny brown dots on ferns used to make new baby plants., Cones, The hard brown part where a pine tree hides its seeds., Scent, The sweet smell a flower makes to call insects.

Primary Science 5 - Unit 1 (2)

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