Plant Parts Worksheet for Preschoolers

How to use this worksheet

Look at the plant diagram together and point out each labeled part before your child fills in any blanks. Read the fill-in-the-blank sentences aloud, helping your child sound out the missing plant-part words as they write them in. For the matching section, look at each plant picture together and have your child draw a line connecting it to its correct plant type. Finish by pointing to a real plant or picture in the house and asking your child to name its parts from memory.

Materials needed

• Pencil
• Crayons

Extension activities

• 1Go on a short nature walk and point out roots, stems, leaves, and flowers on real plants you pass.
• 2Plant a seed in a cup of soil together and check on it daily, watching for the first parts to appear.
• 3Draw and label a plant from memory, adding as many parts as your child can recall.
• 4Go through the kitchen and identify which vegetables are roots (carrots), stems (celery), or leaves (lettuce).
• 5Read a simple picture book about how plants grow and pause to name each part as it appears.