🌸 Part 1: Flower Parts and Pollination

1. Which part of the flower produces pollen?

Stamen

Pistil

Petals

Roots

2. What is pollination?

When flowers smell nice

When pollen moves from stamen to pistil

When plants drink water

When seeds grow into plants

3. Which of these are pollinators? (Tick all that apply)

Bees

Wind

Butterflies

Rocks

Birds

4. Fill in the blanks:

The _______ part of a flower makes pollen. The _______ part receives the pollen. When pollen travels from one to the other, this is called _______.

🐝 Part 2: Understanding the Process

5. Explain in your own words why pollination is important for plants:

6. Describe how a bee helps with pollination:

7. What happens after pollination is complete?

8. Draw and label a flower showing the stamen and pistil. Use arrows to show how pollen moves during pollination:

9. Why do you think flowers are often brightly coloured and smell sweet?

10. Some flowers are pollinated by wind instead of insects. How might these flowers be different from bee-pollinated flowers?