Parts and Functions of a Sunflower

The video tutorial introduces first graders to the different parts of a sunflower, starting from the roots, which provide water and nutrients, to the stem that supports the plant, the leaves that absorb sunlight, and finally the flower at the top. Each part's function and importance are explained in a simple and engaging manner.

What is the main focus of today's lesson?

• Understanding the parts of a sunflower

• Learning about different types of flowers

• Discussing the importance of gardening

• Exploring the life cycle of plants

What is the primary function of the roots in a sunflower?

• To gather water and nutrients

• To make the flower stand tall

• To absorb sunlight

• To produce seeds

Where are the roots of a sunflower typically located?

• In the air

• Above the ground

• Inside the stem

• Underneath the ground

What role does the stem play in a sunflower?

• It attracts pollinators

• It produces seeds

• It supports the flower

• It absorbs water

How does the stem help the sunflower?

• By making it stand tall

• By keeping it short

• By producing leaves

• By making it colorful

What is the main function of the leaves on a sunflower?

• To attract insects

• To produce seeds

• To support the flower

• To absorb sunlight and nutrients

What do the leaves of a sunflower reach up to?

• The sky

• The ground

• The stem

• The roots

Which part of the sunflower is considered the most beautiful?

• The roots

• The flower

• The stem

• The leaves

What is located at the very top of a sunflower?

• The roots

• The flower

• The stem

• The leaves

Which part of the sunflower is responsible for absorbing sunlight?

• The roots

• The stem

• The flower

• The leaves