Plant Parts Sorting Cards

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Plant Parts Sorting Cards: A single A4 page header 'Plant Parts Sorting Cards' with instruction 'Cut out the cards and sort the plant parts.' Grid of dashed-outline cards (3 across) each containing: a bold coloured title (ROOTS, STEM, LEAVES, FLOWER, FRUIT, SEED, BARK, POLLEN, GUARD CELLS), a large colour illustration, a thin coloured rule, and one short sentence describing the function; scissors icon at top-left of page; low text density (one sentence per card).

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This resource is a single-page A4 printable of labelled plant-part cards with clear colour illustrations and one-line function descriptions under each picture. Teachers can use the cards for hands-on sorting, matching vocabulary to images, or quick formative checks of students' understanding of structure–function links. Cards are designed to be cut out (dashed lines) and used in small-group or whole-class activities.

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