See that flowers vary in colour, scent, shape and size, and that every one of them started as a bud.
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Colour, fragrance, shapes and sizes, and the fruit a flower makes
Flower is a colourful and beautiful part of a plant. It generally has a pleasant fragrance. Most flowers have attractive colours.
Some flowers do not have attractive colours but have a very pleasant fragrance. For example, champa, motia, and chameli are some of such fragrant flowers.
The chapter's collage of flowers of many colours and shapes
Flowers vary widely in shape, size, and colour, and can bloom singly or in bunches.
Two items from the chapter's exercises on what a flower is
A flower is the beautiful and colourful part of a . While many are bright and colourful, others attract us with their pleasant . It is completely that all flowers look alike. Instead, they come in many different shapes and sizes. For instance, some are shaped like a while others look like a flat plate.
How a flower develops from a bud, and what the green leaves do
A flower develops from a bud. Just like the flowers they become, the buds of different flowers vary in their size and shape.
The chapter's four photographs of buds of different sizes and shapes
Buds of different flowers vary in their size and shape.
The chapter's bud observation activity and its fallen-flower collection
Think about their size, shape, and outer covering.
Recall the purpose of the leaves wrapped around a new bud.