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Lesson 10 seeds

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Seeds contain a baby plant and food to nourish it. They have a protective casing to keep the embryo safe until it can grow. Seeds come in different sizes and shapes, and can travel long distances to spread plants using methods like water, animals, or other forces of nature. Their purpose is to produce new plants that will continue the life cycle.

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Seeds What are seeds? What do they do? © Copyright 2012 The Aquaponic Source, Inc. 1
What is a seed? Baby plants Inside a shell © Copyright 2012 The Aquaponic Source, Inc. 2
What are seeds made of? • A baby plant called an embryo • A protective casing for the plant • Often food for that plant © Copyright 2012 The Aquaponic Source, Inc. 3
Lots of plants have seeds! © Copyright 2012 The Aquaponic Source, Inc. 4
Seeds travel in different ways By water By animals And even more! © Copyright 2012 The Aquaponic Source, Inc. 5
Not all seeds are the same size Sometimes there are lots of little seeds Sometimes there are very few big seeds © Copyright 2012 The Aquaponic Source, Inc. 6

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Lesson 10 seeds

  • 1. Seeds What are seeds? What do they do? © Copyright 2012 The Aquaponic Source, Inc. 1
  • 2. What is a seed? Baby plants Inside a shell © Copyright 2012 The Aquaponic Source, Inc. 2
  • 3. What are seeds made of? • A baby plant called an embryo • A protective casing for the plant • Often food for that plant © Copyright 2012 The Aquaponic Source, Inc. 3
  • 4. Lots of plants have seeds! © Copyright 2012 The Aquaponic Source, Inc. 4
  • 5. Seeds travel in different ways By water By animals And even more! © Copyright 2012 The Aquaponic Source, Inc. 5
  • 6. Not all seeds are the same size Sometimes there are lots of little seeds Sometimes there are very few big seeds © Copyright 2012 The Aquaponic Source, Inc. 6