Life Cycle of a Seed

The video tutorial follows the life cycle of a seed, from dormancy in the cold ground to awakening in spring with rain and sun. It describes the growth of roots and a chute, the emergence of a seedling, and its development into a bushy plant. The plant eventually blooms into a flower, attracting bees and butterflies. As summer ends, the flower wilts, and seeds are collected for planting next spring.

What conditions are necessary for a seed to wake up from its dormant state?

• High temperatures and drought

• Cold weather and darkness

• Rain and sunlight

• Strong winds and dry soil

What is the first visible sign of a seed beginning to grow?

• A green leaf

• A colorful flower

• A thick stem

• A small white shoot

How do children contribute to the growth of the plant?

• By singing to it

• By covering it with a blanket

• By watering and feeding it

• By moving it to a new location

Which creatures are mentioned as finding shelter under the plant's leaves?

• Birds and squirrels

• Ladybirds and spiders

• Frogs and fish

• Mice and rabbits

What transformation occurs to the bud on the plant?

• It turns into a fruit

• It becomes a leaf

• It grows into a tree

• It unfolds into a flower

What does the gardener do with the seeds from the dead flower?

• Stores them for next spring

• Gives them to animals

• Plants them immediately

• Throws them away