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Flower structure

Draw a flower with five labeled parts and one pollination arrow.

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Flower structure

Mode: Diagram practice · Flower structure

Draw a flower with five labeled parts and one pollination arrow.

Draw stem, leaf, petals, stamen, and pistil. Label each part and add one pollination arrow.

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Mixing stamen and pistil

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Draw a flower with five labeled parts and one pollination arrow.

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Diagram pack: Flower Structure and Pollination

Stage 1/2: Flower outline

Vocabulary to include

  • Petal
  • Stamen
  • Pistil
  • Stem
  • Pollen

Drawing steps

  1. Stem and leaves
  2. Petals around center
  3. Stamen and pistil
  4. Pollination arrow

Real-life application

  • Why do bees matter to farmers?

Common mistakes to avoid

  • Mixing stamen and pistil labels
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Drawing steps

  1. Draw stem and leaf.
  2. Add circle for flower center.
  3. Surround with petals evenly.
  4. Label male and female parts inside.

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