BPJ- Trees

What can you find in the crown of a tree?

• cones, a trunk, and fruit

• eaves, flowers, and bark

• branches, roots, and flowers

• a trunk, leaves, and saplings

Tags

NGSS.4-LS1-1

Which is NOT a natural resource?

• trees

• water

• soil

• plastic

Forests are HABITATS for many plants and animals. What is a HABITAT?

• a place to live

• a natural resource

• a type of tree

• a type of soil

How are coniferous and deciduous trees alike?

• Both have leaves that change colors in the fall.

• Both have leaves that use sunlight to make food.

• Both grow cones that contain seeds.

• Both grow flowers that turn into fruit.

Why might trees that grow in very hot, dry places have thick bark?

• Thick bark holds up the tree as it grows.

• Thick bark takes in more sunlight and air.

• Thick bark keeps water in and protects from the heat.

• Thick bark hides the trees so they stay safe from insects.

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NGSS.MS-LS1-5