Pollination and Seed Dispersal

Grade 2 Science Worksheet

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Circle the answer.

  1. Wind lifts fluffy dandelion seeds and blows them across the yard. What is this helping the plant do?

    • start growing from a tiny little seed
    • get much more water from the rain
    • spread its seeds to a new place
  2. Why do dandelion seeds have fluffy tops?

    • so they sink down in the water
    • so wind can carry them far
    • so that animals can eat all of them
  3. Which seed will an animal most likely eat and spread?

    • a seed in a dry, flat paper pod
    • a seed with fluffy parts
    • a seed inside a sweet berry
  4. A new oak tree grows far from the old oak. A squirrel lived nearby. What best explains this?

    • The squirrel buried an acorn there.
    • A bee brought pollen to that spot.
    • The old oak walked there by itself.
  5. Read this first

    Squirrel and robin

    A squirrel buried acorns in the yard. In spring, a small oak tree grew far from the big oak. A robin ate red berries and dropped the seeds near a fence.

  6. How did the small oak tree most likely get far from the big oak?

    • A squirrel buried an acorn there.
    • A bee brought pollen over there.
    • The wind blew the whole oak tree.
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Pollination and Seed Dispersal

Answer Key - Grade 2 Science Worksheet

Circle the answer.

  1. Wind lifts fluffy dandelion seeds and blows them across the yard. What is this helping the plant do?

    • start growing from a tiny little seed
    • get much more water from the rain
    • spread its seeds to a new place
  2. Why do dandelion seeds have fluffy tops?

    • so they sink down in the water
    • so wind can carry them far
    • so that animals can eat all of them
  3. Which seed will an animal most likely eat and spread?

    • a seed in a dry, flat paper pod
    • a seed with fluffy parts
    • a seed inside a sweet berry
  4. A new oak tree grows far from the old oak. A squirrel lived nearby. What best explains this?

    • The squirrel buried an acorn there.
    • A bee brought pollen to that spot.
    • The old oak walked there by itself.
  5. Read this first

    Squirrel and robin

    A squirrel buried acorns in the yard. In spring, a small oak tree grew far from the big oak. A robin ate red berries and dropped the seeds near a fence.

  6. How did the small oak tree most likely get far from the big oak?

    • A squirrel buried an acorn there.
    • A bee brought pollen over there.
    • The wind blew the whole oak tree.