Adopt: To take on or assume.
Bark: The tough outer covering of the stems and roots
of trees, shrubs, and other woody plants.
Big: Large not small.
Bigger: To become larger.
Branch: The limb growing from
the trunk of a tree.
Bumpy: Covered with lumps.
Change: To make or become
different.
Different: Unlike; not the
same.
Egg: A rounded, usually
hard-shelled reproductive body from which organisms hatch.
Evergreen: A tree, shrub or
plant having foliage that persists and remains green
throughout the year.
Fall: The time of year between
summer and winter when the leaves change color and begin to
drop from the trees; autumn.
Flower: Blossom; the part of
the plant with petals; the plant part that produces seeds.
Food: Anything that organisms
eat that provides energy and allows them to grow.
Fruit: The structure of a plant
in which seeds are found.
Growth ring: An annual
formation of wood in plants as they grow.
Height: How tall something is.
Leaf: The flat, green part of
the plant that grows on the stem or up from the roots.
Leaves: The flat, green parts
of a plant that grow on the stem or up from the roots.
Line: A thin, straight mark.
Little: Very small.
Living: Alive; having life; not
dead.
Matching: Sharing the same
properties; similar.
Measurement: The total length,
width, height, volume or weight of an object.
Missing: To be lost or absent.
Needle: A narrow stiff leaf, as
those of conifers.
Nut: A hard-shelled, one-seeded
fruit, such as an acorn or hazelnut.
Oval: Resembling an egg shape;
elliptical.
Paddle: A usually wooden object
with flat blade at one end or sometimes at both ends, used
to propel a canoe or small boat.
Pattern: A design: something
used as a model for making things.
Point: Where two lines come
together to form a sharp end.
Root: The part of a plant that
grows downward and provides support and uptake of water and
nutrients.
Round: Circular in shape.
Rough: Bumpy; not smooth.
Rubbing: A representation of a
raised or indented surface made by placing paper over the
surface and rubbing the paper gently with a marking agent
such as charcoal or chalk.
Same: Alike; not different.
Season: One of the four natural
divisions of the year; spring, summer, fall, and winter.
Seed: The small part of a plant
found in a flower or fruit from which new plants can grow.
Shape: The appearance or form
of an object.
Shell: A hard, outer covering.
Size: How big or small
something is.
Skinnier: To become thinner,
smaller; not fatter.
Smaller: Not as large; littler.
Smooth: Flat, level: not rough.
Spring: The season of the year,
occurring between winter and summer, during which the
weather becomes warmer and plants revive.
Tip: The uppermost point; the
top.
Tree: A plant with a single,
main stem or trunk that is made of slid, woody tissue.
Triangle: A three-sided shape.
Trunk: The main stem of a tree
from which branches grow.
Twig: A small, leafless branch
of a woody plant.
Winter: The coldest season of
the year, occurring between autumn and spring.
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