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Some are big and round.

Some are as small as specks of dust.

Some have hard coats you can crack.

Some are black.

Some are brown.

Some are pinkish and some are striped.

But all these seeds have a SECRET.

Hidden inside each seed

is a tiny new plant.

Put the seeds in soil.

Give them water, and sun, and air.

If they get everything they need,

seeds can help their plants grow.

Here are seeds of rose, oak, pea, and tomato.

Can you tell which is which? Not yet?

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Some are taller than a person.

Some are shorter than a cat.

Some have green stems.

Others have wood.

Plants have different kinds of leaves.

Some are round, like plates.

Others are narrow, like needles.

Some are thick and rubbery.

Some are thin, like paper.

But all these plants have a SECRET.

Plants can grow flowers.

Give them soil, and sun, and water, and air.

If they get everything they need, plants

can make flowers.

Here are our four plants: rose, oak, pea, and tomato.

Can you tell which is which?

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Some look like little suns.

Some look like balls of fuzz.

Some look like stars.

Others look like bells, or bowls, or feathers.

Some flowers have many petals.

Some have none.

They can be bright purple, or blue, or orange.

They can be pale colors, or brown.

But all these flowers have a SECRET.

Here are flowers of rose, oak, pea, and tomato.

Now can you tell which is which?

Hidden inside each flower are parts

that can make a fruit.

Give flowers sun, and soil, and water, and air.

Give them pollen from the right plant, carried

by wind or bee.

If they get everything they need, flowers

can grow into fruits.

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Some are red.

Some are green.

Some are brown and some are purple.

Some are good to eat sweet and juicy.

Some are sour.

Some are not for eating at all.

Some are soft.

Some have a hard shell.

Some grow in clusters.

But all these fruits have a SECRET.

Can you guess whats inside?

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