KS1 Science: Plants — Support
Gentle, self-marking KS1 science support book on plants: naming plants, plant parts, deciduous vs evergreen trees, seeds, bulbs and growth needs, with tips.
KS1 Science: Plants — Support is a gently scaffolded, fully auto-marked activity book mapped to the DfE National Curriculum for Years 1 and 2. Five short steps, each with a simple memory-aid tip, take learners through naming common plants, the basic parts of a plant, deciduous and evergreen trees, how seeds and bulbs grow, and what plants need — water, light and a suitable temperature — to grow and stay healthy. With around sixteen questions in simple, everyday language and a full worked answer key, it is ideal for learners who need extra confidence and scaffolding with this topic.
Tip: pinch to zoom on mobile, or use the + / − buttons.
This book takes plants slowly, one step at a time. Read the tip at the start of each step before you answer — it will help you. There is no rush, and it is fine to look back at a tip again if you are not sure. Answer on screen and I’ll check it, or print the book and work through it on paper.
This is a gentle, self-marking KS1 science book on plants, designed for learners who benefit from extra scaffolding. Each of the five short steps opens with a simple memory-aid tip before easier, everyday-language questions on naming plants, plant parts, deciduous and evergreen trees, seeds, bulbs and growth needs. It is designed to take about 20 minutes, and works well split across a few short sessions.
A gently scaffolded support book for DfE KS1 science plants, suitable for learners who need extra confidence with the topic or who are working towards the expected standard. Each step opens with a simple memory-aid tip and uses everyday vocabulary before easier multiple-choice and fill-in questions on naming plants, plant parts, deciduous and evergreen trees, seeds and bulbs, and growth needs. Useful for pre-teaching, intervention groups, or as extra practice alongside the Quick Burst or Deep Revision forms.
Every step is checked together with the "Check my answers" button, which marks each response and gives instant feedback. If an answer is wrong, encourage the learner to re-read the tip at the top of the step before trying again — compare against the answer sheet for the full worked results.
