Why Do Plants Grow?
Help a tiny seed grow into a beautiful flower
Explore plant growth with this fun science experiment for kids! In this Brainiac Thinking Lab challenge, preschoolers aged 3–5 help a tiny seed grow into a beautiful flower by providing the right amount of sunlight and water, learning the basics of photosynthesis.
Perfect for science activities for preschoolers, this interactive game teaches how plants need both sunlight and water to grow. Children will develop an understanding of plant life cycles as they experiment with different growing conditions.
Check out our blog post on Simple Science Experiments for Kids or explore more nature activities for preschoolers in our Thinking Lab. Ready to try another plant science experiment next?
Professor Petunia
Plant Scientist
Our seed is waiting to grow! Plants need both sunlight and water to grow. Try giving it some water and sunlight!
Keep adding water and sunlight to help our plant grow bigger!
Ready to see the product without guessing?
Start free with the 3-game path, preview parent proof, and decide whether the paid reports and printables fit your family.
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