Trees That Never Lose Their Leaves! Science for Kids

The video explains the characteristics of evergreen trees, focusing on their ability to stay green year-round. It discusses the role of needles in water conservation and introduces conifers, which produce cones for seed dispersal. The video highlights giant sequoias, known for their massive size and longevity, and explores how conifers adapt to different climates. It also covers holly, an evergreen with broad leaves and berries, emphasizing its water-saving adaptations.

What is the primary function of the needle-like leaves on evergreen trees?

• To attract insects for pollination

• To catch sunlight for energy

• To provide shade for the tree

• To store food for the tree

What is the main purpose of cones in coniferous trees?

• To produce seeds

• To provide shade

• To store water

• To attract birds

Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of giant sequoia trees?

• They are found in the western United States

• They are the tallest trees in the world

• They can be wide enough to drive a car through

• They can live for over 3000 years

How do cedar leaves differ from typical needle-like leaves of other evergreens?

• They are thin and flat, known as scales

• They are round and thick

• They are broad and flat

• They are spiky and sharp

What distinguishes holly from coniferous evergreens?

• Holly has needle-like leaves

• Holly has broad leaves and berries

• Holly is not an evergreen

• Holly produces cones