Flowers, Leaves, Stems and Roots
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Students Identify and Label Plant Parts with a Paint Program
Students use a graphic editor program to indentify and label the flower, leaves, stem and roots of a plant.Students will use common graphic editor tools such as the line and text tool to annotate an image of a flower. Students can use the color palette to change the color of the lines and text. Students can use the text formatting tools to change the size and style of the fonts.Students may save or print their finished illustration.
This activity integrates technology into the Life Sciences curriculum.
Grade 1 and up
The program used here is Paint.NET
Extension: Students can add brief information about the function of each labeled plant part. Students can0 draw and label their own plant.
Finished Example:
Students draw lines to indicate the various parts of the plant. Students use the text tool to label each plant part. Students may use the bucket fill tool and color palette to change the color of their flower.
How to Label the Plant Parts with Paint.NET
1) Students open the picture of a flower in Paint.NET.
2)Students use the line tool to draw lines to the various plant parts.
3) Students use the text tool to label the parts.
Download This Image for Labeling
Right click and "Save picture as..."
Download This Image for Labeling
Right click and "Save picture as..."
Download This Image for Labeling
Right click and "Save picture as..."
