Plant Parts Worksheet: Identify and Label the Parts of a Plant!

How to use this worksheet

Look at the plant diagram together and review the names of its parts — flower, stem, leaf, and roots — before your child begins. Ask your child to write the correct label next to each part of the plant, using the diagram's position as a clue if they need help remembering. For extra texture, have them glue small pulses or grains onto sections of the plant drawing, like scattering seeds near the roots. Review the finished, labeled diagram together, asking your child to explain what each part does in their own words.

Materials needed

• Pencil
• Pulses or other grains
• Glue

Extension activities

• 1Examine a real plant or houseplant and point out its actual flower, stem, leaves, and roots.
• 2Research what job each plant part does, like how roots absorb water or leaves make food from sunlight.
• 3Build a collage plant using different dried grains, pulses, and pasta shapes for each labeled part.
• 4Plant a seed in a clear cup so the roots are visible and observe how they grow over several weeks.