Understanding Trees and Their Functions

The video tutorial explores the concept of trees as plants, focusing on how they grow and change with the seasons. It introduces the book 'A Tree is a Plant' by Clyde Robert Bulla, with illustrations by Stacy Shuett. The lesson covers different types of trees, the growth process of an apple tree, and the functions of tree parts like roots, trunk, branches, and leaves. It also discusses the seasonal changes trees undergo, emphasizing the importance of roots and leaves in the tree's lifecycle.

What is the main focus of the lesson introduced in the video?

• The life cycle of animals

• The importance of water conservation

• The history of California

• The growth and changes of trees

Which type of tree is mentioned as staying green all year?

• Apple tree

• Conifer tree

• Maple tree

• Willow tree

Who wrote the words in the book 'A Tree is a Plant'?

• Mark Twain

• J.K. Rowling

• Clyde Robert Bulla

• Stacy Shuett

How do most apple trees begin their life?

• From a branch

• From a seed

• From a leaf

• From a flower

What happens to apple blossoms in the spring?

• They grow into branches

• They become seeds

• They fall to the ground

• They turn into leaves

What is one of the main functions of a tree's roots?

• To create seeds

• To hold the tree in the ground

• To attract bees

• To produce flowers

How do leaves help a tree?

• By making food from water, air, and sunlight

• By providing shade

• By attracting birds

• By producing seeds

In which season do apple trees have the most apples?

• Fall

• Spring

• Winter

• Summer