Plant Parts Reference Poster

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Plant Parts Reference Poster: Portrait A4 layout with a large central coloured sunflower diagram showing stem, leaves, flower and roots with numbered callouts (1 Flower, 2 Leaf, 3 Stem, 4 Root) and one‑line functions beside each. Right-side inset: boxed labelled diagram of a flower cross-section with arrows to Petal, Stamen, Pistil and Sepal and short descriptions. A separate boxed list of 'What plants need to grow' with icons for sunlight, water, nutrients and air. Lower row repeats 'What each...

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This printable is an A4 reference poster designed to support primary science lessons about plant structure and basic plant needs. It features a large labelled diagram of a sunflower with numbered parts and short function statements, an inset labelled diagram of flower anatomy, and an illustrated 'what plants need to grow' box. Use it to introduce vocabulary, reinforce concepts during hands‑on planting activities, or display as a quick reference at tables.

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