Difference between revisions of "Wild Flowers"
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| − | | | + | |The [[Daisy]] is a '''wild flower''' that has white [[Petal|petals]] and a yellow centre. |
| + | |A [[Dandelion]] is a '''wild flower''' with yellow [[Petal|petals]]. | ||
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| + | |A [[Poppy]] is a '''wild flower''' with red [[Petal|petals]] and a black centre. | ||
| + | |A [[Foxglove]] is a [[Toxic|poisonous]] ''' wild flower'''. | ||
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Revision as of 18:47, 4 August 2018
Key Stage 1
Meaning
A wild flower is a flower that is not grown by humans.
About Title
- Wild Flowers that grow in your garden are called weeds.
Examples
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| The Daisy is a wild flower that has white petals and a yellow centre. | A Dandelion is a wild flower with yellow petals. |
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| A Poppy is a wild flower with red petals and a black centre. | A Foxglove is a poisonous wild flower. |