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Making Inferences: How Seeds Take a Trip

A free printable making inferences: how seeds take a trip reading worksheet — phonics, sight words, comprehension and fluency practice, ready to print. Great for elementary and up.

Making Inferences: How Seeds Take a Trip Name Score Use clues from the text. The answer is not stated directly. How Seeds Take a Trip A plant cannot walk, yet its seeds can travel far from home. Some seeds grow tiny wings and spin away on the wind. Others are light and fluffy, floating like little parachutes. Sticky, hooked seeds catch a ride on the fur of passing animals. A few seeds sit inside sweet fruit that animals eat and carry off. Wherever a seed lands in good soil, a new plant may grow. This is how forests slowly spread across the land. 1) Why do plants need seeds to travel? 2) Why might a hooked seed catch on fur?

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