Plant Parts Label Cards

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Plant Parts Label Cards: A single A4 portrait page with dashed cut lines dividing it into eight rectangular cards arranged in two columns; each card contains a realistic coloured illustration (leaf, stem, flower, fruit/tomato, seed, root, bud, whole plant), a large bold coloured heading (underlined), and a 1–2 line explanatory sentence in plain text. A small scissors icon indicates cutting. Text density is low with one short sentence per card.

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This printable provides colourful, illustrated label cards for common plant parts with a short, pupil-friendly definition under each heading. Use it to introduce or review vocabulary and functions of plant parts, support sorting/labeling activities, or add to a classroom science word wall. The language is simple but contains a few subject terms (e.g. nutrients, spread) that will need teacher explanation for younger pupils.

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