1. THE LIFE
CYCLE OF A
PLANT
BY YEAR 4B

2. THE LIFE CYCLE
OF A PLANT
By Chloe M

3. POLLINATION
 The bee is carrying the pollen and flying from
flower to flower. Then it goes to the bees hive
it goes into honey.

4. FERTILISATION
 The pollen meets the seed and the flower dies
and the seed is laying down on the ground .Then it
goes into a flower .
Fertilisation

5. SEED DISPERSAL
 This is normally when an animal eats a whole fruit
and leaves there droppings. Witch then the seeds
are spread around away from the natural tree or
fruits, after about two weeks it would grow if it had
water, sunlight and good soil.

6. GERMINATION
 Germination means who it grows and comes out of
the ground and produces.
 For a plant to grow it would need three simple
needs: Water, oxygen and warmth.
This plant is growing
because it has: Water,
oxygen and warmth.

7. PICTURE

8. THE END

9. The plant life cycle
By Laura c

10. Pollination
• Pollination is when pollen lands on a new
flower. When the bee goes from flower, to
flower, the pollen sticks to it’s feet. When he
gets to the next flower, it comes off. He then
collects some pollen from other flowers that
he is on.

11. Fertilisation
This is when the pollen and the seed meet. The
part of the flower around the seed is called
the fruit. The petals start to die after. The
ovary which forms the fruit; some quite a lot
like an apple.

12. Seed Dispersal
This is when the seed is spread around; away
from the plant, that made it so they do not
compete for light, water or soil. Seeds are
spread by animal droppings or when things
get stuck in there fur.

13. Germination
• This is when the seed reaches the ground and
starts to grow, into a new plant and sprout.
The seed will not grow until it gets warm. As
well as warmth the seed also needs oxygen .

14. The end

15. BY Nana
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16. Pollination is when bees go to a flower
and they carries pollen to a new
flower and droop a little bet of pollen
on the flower.

17. Fertilisation is when pollen and seed meet.
When a flower dies and the pollen and the
seed mark a new flower.

18. Seed dispersal is when a animal poo on the ground it
helps the seed grow in to a flower .

19. When the seed gets planted in the ground,
it starts to grow and germinate because of three
things: water, oxygen as well as the sun for
warmth.

20. By Alejandra

21.  Spreading the pollen to one flower to the other
flower .Pollen is a yellow dust that is very sticky.

22.  The seed and the pollen meets. When the seed and
the pollen meet the flower starts to die and the
petals start to shrivel up.

23.  When a plant drops one of its seeds like a tomato
on the ground a animal can pick it up by its fur and
can drop it somewhere in some dirt and it can start
to grow.

24.  Every plant needs to grow with oxygen to breath,
water to grow and warmth to live.

26. By Lachlan S

27. Pollination
Pollination is when a bee lands on a new flower
and collects the pollen and the nectar from it.
It also gets little bits of pollen stuck to its legs
and when it goes to the next flower it brushes
the pollen off its legs and the other bees come
and get it. Pollen is sticky yellow dust that
bees collect so that they can make honey.

28. Fertilisation
Fertilisation is when the pollen and the seed
meet. They meet because the pollen falls
down and touches the seed. After a couple of
days the flower dies and the petals fall on the
seed. Then the ovary swells up and makes the
fruit

29. Seed dispersal

30. Germination
Germination is when the root of a
seed starts to grow it needs:
• Water. (Rain).
• Light. (Sun).
• Oxygen. (Air from trees).

31. By Laura D 

32. Pollination
Pollination is when the bee caries the pollen to another
flower.
What is pollen?
Pollen is a yellow sticky dust that stains.
What is a bee?
A bee is a black and yellow insect that makes honey.
A bee has hairy leggs

33. Pollination
1. A bee goes into flower number 1 and gets pollen
stuck on its legs.
2. The bee goes to another flower and drops pollen on
flower number 2
As you can see Pollination is a important part of the life
cycle of a plant.

34. Fertilisation
Fertilisation is when Pollen and the seed meet.
What is a seed?
A seed is something that you put in to the ground give it
sun and rain and it will grow into a flower or tree or
bush.
Seeds also have a food store.

35. Fertilisation
1. After fertilisation the petals fall of the flower and the
flower dies.
2. The ovary AKA the thing that makes the fruit swells
up and sometimes it swells up as much as an apple.
3. Happy pollen happy seed happy everyone.
I hope you can see that Fertilisation is an important part
about a life cycle of a plant.

36. Seed dispersal
Seed Dispersal is when the Seed is eaten by an animal.
What is an animal?
An animal can be big or small, fat or skinny or dangerous
or nice and gentle
An animal can be called many things.
Dog, cat, duck and many more

37. Seed Dispersal
Here are steps to what happens to a seed in seed
dispersal.
1. The animal (duck) eats the seed but is not usable in
their tummies and so they just poo it out.
2. The seed splits open.
3. The wind carries the seed around to a different place.
4. A different animal (dog) rolls around on top of it and
it gets stuck in the fur.
5. The animal (dog) finds the seed and gets it out.

38. Germination
This is when the seed reaches the ground and turns into
a plant.
Up until now we have only had a seed or pollen.
Before it turns into a plant it is a seedling.
What is a plant?
A plant is a fruit plant, flower, bush or tree.
What is a seedling?
A seedling is a small plant.

39. Germination
From when the animal takes the seed off its fur it gets
soil on top of it.
How to survive?
1. The plant needs sun to survive the sun heats the soil
which heats the seed.
2. The seed needs water to grow the water wets the soil.
3. The seed needs oxygen to grow as well.
4. The seed turns into a seedling.

40. By Laura D

41. By Sam P

42. the bee is colleting the pollen from the flower.
It goes to the next flower, it gets a little
Bit of pollen on the next flower. This process is
called pollination

43.  This is when the seed and the pollen meet.
 Then the flower shrivels up and dies.

44.  An animal eats a whole apple and then the
seeds can’t be restored in the animals body,
but when the animal does a poo the seeds go
into the grass and the seeds grow.

45.  This is when the seed gets water, oxygen and
sunlight and it will grow.

46. The Life Cycle Of Plants
By Yenuli A

47. pollination
• Pollination is when the bees carry pollen from
one flower to another.
• Sometimes bees also use pollen to make
honey
• Pollen is a yellow sticky dust.

48. Fertilisation
• Fertilisation is when the pollen meets the
seed.
• When fertilised the ovary (is what makes the
fruit) swells up ,sometime it swells a lot.
• After fertilisation the petals and stamens
wrinkle and die.

49. Seed Dispersal
• Seed dispersal is when an the fruit is eaten by
an animal and because they can’t digest its
seed it comes out with their droppings.
• After a while the seed gets buried under the
soil.
• A few years later it grows in to a plant.

50. Germination
• Germination is when the seed is buried in the
soil and starts to grow into a plant.
• To germinate it needs sun, oxygen and water

51. Questions?
• What is fertilisation?
• How many steps are there?
• What does a plant need to grow?
• What is you favourite plant?
• What plant did you plant in your plastic cup?
• Have you ever planted a plant?

52. The End

53. By Baden K

54. .Pollination is when a bee collects some
pollen carries pollen to a new flower .
.Pollen is yellow dust that bees carry, pollen is
sticky and sticks to human skin.
.Bees carry pollen with their legs from one
flower to the next.

55. .Fertilisation is when pollen and the seed
meet and helps the flower grow.
.The part that the pollen lands in is called
the fruit.
.After fertilisation the plant will die and the
stamen wither and die.

56. .Seeds spread from one plant to a new one
they will multiply into new flowers.
.Animals eat the seeds and poo it out on the
Ground and with a little bit of water it grows
it grows into a plant then so repeated.

57. .Plants need things in order to survive such as:
water ,sun and oxygen.
. Germination is when plant turn from a seed
into a seedling.

58. The life cycle
of a plant
By Jemima

59. Pollination
Pollination is where bees go to a flower and gets some
pollen and takes it to another flower and drops some
of the pollen there. Pollen is normally taken by bees
but it can be taken by other small animals and the
wind. Pollen is yellow dust that can stain badly. It is
bad to play with pollen because is can stain to your
clothes and it will stick to your skin.

60. Fertilisation
Fertilisation is where the seed and the pollen
meet. seeds contain a food store, usually it is
starch. The part of the flower around the seed
is called the fruit. After the seed is fertilized
the petals and stamens wither and die.

61. Seed dispersal
Seed dispersal is when the seed spreads around away from the plant that
made it, as to avoid competing for light, water and soil.
There are four main ways plants disperse their seeds:
1. Animals eat the fruit and the seeds come out in their droppings.
2. The fruit splits open. Sometimes with enough force that the seeds get
shot out.
3. Sometimes the seeds have hooks. The hooks stick to animals fur and
clothes.
4. Some fruits have hairs or wings that allow them to be carried by the
wind

62. Germination
Germination is where reaches seed the ground
and it starts to grow. The seed needs water
oxygen and warmth to grow. If it does not
have all three it will not grow. The time
between planting and starting to germinate is
called the germination period.

63. The life cycle of a plant
Click a picture to begin!
Seed Dispersal
Fertilization By Jake
Germination Goodbye 

64. 1. Pollination
This is when a bee gets pollen on it’s legs. and
lands on another flower. And helps it grow! .

65. 2. Fertilisation
This is when a ‘seed’ or ‘seeds’ meet with the
‘pollen’ and eats the food from each other. 

66. 3. Seed Dispersal
This is when the seed gets eaten by an animal
and comes out it’s droppings and starts
growing.

67. 4. Germination
This is when the seed starts growing but it will
only start growing in warm weather.  But
when it’s warm it will grow! But it
needs to have h2O oxygen and warmth!

68. Goodbye! 
Hope you enjoyed it! 

69. The life cycle
of a plant
By Saige

70. Pollination
Pollination is where a bee takes the pollen and goes from one
flower to another flower and drops some of the pollen into
the second flower.
Normally bees take the pollen but other animals can too.
Bees can also make honey from all of the pollen they have
collected from the flowers.
Pollen is very bad to play with because if you get it on your
clothes or skin it can stain very badly so don’t play with it.
Bees love to collect pollen and necter.

71. Fertilisation
Fertilisation is when the pollen and the seed
meet. The part of the flower around the seed
is called the fruit. After fertilisation the petals
and stamens wither and die.

72. Seed dispersal
Seed dispersal is when the seed is spread
around away from the plant that made it.
When a bird comes along and eats the fruit it
then goes and does it’s business. Then it
spreads the seeds and starts to split open.
Some fruit have hooks and stick to animals fur.

73. Germination
Germination is where the seed reaches the
ground and it starts to grow into a plant.
Seeds can’t germinate until it is warm. Seeds
also need oxygen and water. The germination
time is when you plant it up until it starts to
germinate.

74. The end

75. By Callen

76. .

77. Fertilisation is when the seed meets the pollen.
After fertilisation the petals and the stamen
start to go crusty and die. The seed swells and
turns in to a fruit to eat.

78.  Seed dispersal is when a plant’s fruit spits and
all the seed come out. The seeds get around
when a animals eat the seed and when they
poo the seeds are in the poo because the
can’t digest them.

79. Germination is when a flower has reached the
dirt and is starting to grow. The seed will not
germination until it is warm enough. As well
warmth the plant will need water and
oxygen.

80. By Wil

81. The bee gets pollen
From the first flower they go to the the
second flower then from the first flower
they drop some of the first flower pollen.

82.  This is when the pollen and the seed
meet. The seed also contains a food
store, usually starch.

83. This is when the seed is spread around, away
from the plant that made it so they do not
compete for light, water and soil.

84.  Germination is when the seed is in the ground
and starts to grow with the help of three things
oxygen, water and warmth. The seed will only
grow if there is those three things.

85. THE LIFE CYCLE OF A PLANT
By Lana

86. pollination
Pollenation is when pollen is spread from one flower to another.
It is mianly spread by bees but is all so spread by the wind.
Pollen is yellow and sticky.
Pollen is found in the pollen sack or stigma.

87. FERTILISATION
This is when the pollen and the seed meet.
The seed also contains a starch.
After fertalisation the petels die and fall off.
The overy swells up and sometimes form a fruit.

88. SEED DISPERSAL
This is when the Plant produces the seed .
1. The seed is eaten by a animal then the animal poo out the seed.
2. The fruit ripens drops to the ground and splits open and out come the seeds.
3. Some thistles and burs have tiny hooks on them so when animals roll around
they get stuck to them later on they fall off then the new Plant grows.
4. Other seeds have wings to help them flout down from the tree.

89. GERMINATION
This is when the new plant forms from a seed.
The seed needs the sun to germinate. The seed also needs
oxygen and water to grow if not, it will die.
The germination period is time between planting and
starting to germinate.
Oxygen
The end

90. By Sam C 

91. Pollination
• Pollination is when one flowers pollens
goes to another flower. It normally is
carried by bees, butterflies and wind
sometimes. Pollen kind if looks like a
orange or yellow dust that stains. 

92. Fertilisation
• Fertilisation is when pollen and the
seed meet after fertilisation the petals
start to die. And then the ovary swells
up and makes fruit. 

93. Seed dispersal
• The animals eat the seeds and then the
animals do droppings and the seeds
come out and that’s where they grow.
And the seeds can move around to
other places like the wind. 

94. Germination
• For the seeds to grow they need sun
rain and oxygen. Without all (water,
oxygen, warmth) the seed will not
grow. 

95. Thanks for watching

96. The Life Cycle 0f Plant
( The Flower )
By George .T.

97. Pollination
Pollination is when pollen from one flower is
carried by bees, butterflies or maybe the
wind to another flower. Pollen is a yellow or
orange sticky dust that stains clothes.

98. Fertilisation
Fertilisation is when the pollen and the seed
meet. The for the pollen to meat the seed has
to touch it and for the seed to touch it the
pollen has to fall of the flower on the ground
through the ground and touch the seed.

99. Seed Dispersal
Seed Dispersal is when a animal eats a fruit than
droppings out the seeds, than the plants grow
into mature adults and the cycle continues.

100. Germination
Germination is when the seed reaches the
ground and starts to grow but for the plant to
grow it needs: rain for water, sun for light and
oxygen.

101. BY HOLLY

102. When the bee sucks the nectar out of the
flower. The pollen gets stuck on its legs.
The bee then goes to all of the different
flowers and the pollen goes all over the
other flowers.
Pollen is yellow and very sticky.
Pollen

103. When the seed meets the pollen, the flower
starts to crinkle up and die.
The seed has a food store in its body.
Then the ovary starts to swell up and
becomes the fruit.
Fertilisation

104. When some animals poo it sometimes can help
make plants grow well, that is called
manure.
If fury animals roll around they can get
prickles stuck on them and when they
scratch them of they start to grow.
SEEDS

105. For the plants to grow well they need rain,
sunlight,
Manure and oxygen. The plant will need time
to grow, it might take weeks, months or
even years to develop.
SUNLIGHT

106. THANKS FOR
WATCHING
BY HOLLY

108. Pollination is when pollen is taken from a
flower by insects or wind and then put on
another flower. This makes more flowers.

109. Fertilisation is when the pollen from a flower
and a seed meet. When fertilisation starts
it makes a plant. Then when the
fertilisation stops the petals start to die.
Then a thing called the ovary makes fruit
like apples and bananas and makes
them juicy.

110. Seed dispersal is when seeds spread
around everywhere. Seeds can be
dispersed in all different ways. Some
seeds have little wings which make them
fly with the wind and some seeds are
spiky and can stick to animals.
These seeds
can fly with the
wind

111. Germination is when a seed lands on the
ground and grows into a new plant.The
seed is not going to grow until it gets warm.
BY Angelo

112. The End
By ANGELO