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| something that you can observe like color, texture or smell |
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| the part of the fruit that holds the young plant |
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| a flowering plant part that contains the seeds |
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| when we decide how much or how many without counting each object in a group (pepper and tomato seeds) |
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| the slimy or cotton-like growth that develops on moist material |
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| when something is resting or inactive |
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| the structure inside the seed that contains the tiny leaves and root (baby plant) |
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| the layer cover the seed (protection) |
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| the main part of the seed that stores the food for the young plant |
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| when a seed begins to develop after a period of dormancy (sprouting) |
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| a living thing, this includes plans and animals (5 things are needed to show that something is living) |
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| when an organism gets bigger and more complex |
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| young plants that grow from seeds |
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| one of the first structures to grow, they grown downward to hold the plant to the ground and get nutrients |
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| the part of the plant that grows up and supports the rest of the plant |
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| the flat (usually) green part of the plant that grows from the stem or up from the roots |
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| the essential chemicals healthy plants need (green powder in hydroponics lesson) |
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| growing plants in water and nutrient |
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| fruit and seeds develop from them |
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| the stages that a plant goes through from seed to leaves to flowers to fruit and finally back to seed |
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