Science & Nature

How Plants Make Food

A talk explaining how plants use sunlight to make their own food.

B17 min

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1Plants are different from animals because they make their own food.

2They cannot move around to look for something to eat.

3Instead, they use the energy that comes from the sun.

4The green parts of the leaf catch the sunlight all day.

5At the same time, the roots take water from the soil.

6The plant also takes in a gas from the air around it.

7Inside the leaf, these simple things are turned into sugar.

8The sugar gives the plant the energy it needs to grow.

9As a gift, the plant sends oxygen back into the air.

10This is exactly the oxygen that people and animals need to breathe.

11Without green plants, life on Earth as we know it would be completely impossible.

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