Look at Leaves!

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Science · My World Quest — full scheme of work · seedling

Look at Leaves!

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Have you ever wondered why leaves are so flat and wide, like tiny green solar panels? Leaves feed the whole plant by catching sunlight and turning it into food — that is how your garden grows. The biggest leaf in the world, the giant water lily, can be wide enough for a small child to sit on. When you finish, try holding a leaf up to the light and spotting the tiny lines, called veins, running through it.

Look Outside!

Look Outside!

Can you see a leaf near you? Leaves are everywhere! They grow on trees and plants.

💭 Think about this

What colour is the leaf you can see?