Plants Activity box

Capillary action occurs because water is sticky which means that water molecules like to stay close together. Also, water molecules get attracted and stick to other substances (like tissue paper). This causes water to move up the tissue paper.

The seeds get germinated and after a couple of days you will see a tiny stem and leaves coming out.

Now it is a sapling!!! Once you see the sapling, transfer the plant to bigger pot or in your lawn.

The white tiny part coming out of the seed is the root.

Then after a day or so a stem and tiny leaves will come out of the seed. This is called Germination.

Painting time: Paint a fresh leaf or artificial leaf provided in the box!!!

CARNIVOROUS PLANT: Insect Eating

All living things need nitrogen to grow. Carnivorous plants grow in soil, which has little nitrogen. For their growth the Carnivorous plants take nitrogen from the insects they eat.

Venation: Arrangement or system of veins on the lamina of the leaf.