Grade 2 science · C.8 · Living things
Pollinators
Bees carry pollen from one flower to another so plants can grow new flowers and make seeds.
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In science class, Theo asks: What do bees carry when they visit flowers?
- Sugar
- Dirt
- Pollen (right)
In science class, Ravi asks: What tiny powder do bees move from flower to flower?
- Seeds
- Pollen (right)
- Nectar
In science class, Leo asks: When a bee visits a flower, it picks up pollen on its body. Where does this pollen go next?
- To another flower (right)
- To the soil
- To a bird
Tip: Bees carry pollen from one flower to another so plants can grow new flowers and make seeds.
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