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Looking at seeds and fruits

This activity is a ready-to-use cross-curricular teaching resource. It is intended for NZC levels 2–3. The student worksheet can be printed and does not require internet access, making it suitable for students working away from a school setting.

Green Kiwifruit sliced to show center with seeds.

Kiwifruit seeds

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When a kiwifruit flower is well pollinated, it produces plenty of seeds. The more seeds, the heavier the fruit, which is often what growers want.

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The purpose is to encourage students to:

  • match a fruit, vegetable or nut with the seed that is inside it

  • practise classifying seeds and fruits

  • explore seed dispersal

  • explore plant life cycles.

The worksheet also contains a word search and additional literacy activities.

Feel free to edit the Word document to meet the needs of your programme and your learners.

Download the Word file (see link below).

Looking at seeds and fruits

WORD•2 MB

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Use these articles to find useful background information: The seed-flower life cycle and Seed dispersal.

 

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Published: 17 August 2020
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