Types of Trees

coniferous trees deciduous trees

Coniferous trees

Coniferous trees have
leaves that looks like

needles. They don't change

color in the fall and they

use cones instead of

flowers to spread their

seeds.

Deciduous trees

Deciduous trees have broad
leaves that change color in

the fall and spread their

seeds using flowers.

PARTS OF A TREE

PARTS OF A TREE

Big plants are called trees.
A tree has many parts, too.

A tree has roots, leaves, flowers,
and fruits.
It has a big trunk.
The trunk helps the tree to stand
tall.
A tree has many branches.
The branches hold the leaves,
flowers and fruits.

For plants to grow, their

habitats should provide water,

sunlight, air, good soil, and

fertilizer.

Plants grow in an environment
where these basic needs are met.

Plants need water.

The root of the plants

absorb the water which is
delivered throughout the
plant, so it remains fresh

and alive.

Sunlight helps make the
leaves green. It also helps
them manufacture their

own food.

Plants need air.

Without air, no one will

live. Plants releases
oxygen and intakes
carbon dioxide to

survive.

Plants grow in good soil
where they could get the

nutrients they need.

Plants grow well with the

help of fertilizers. They
help make plants grow

healthier.