This flower is called a bluebell.  It flowers in spring.  Bluebells like to grow in woods.

Leaves make food for the plant.  

Leaves need sunlight, air and water to make food for the plant.  This is called photosynthesis.

The roots are underground.  They take up water from the soil. They help the plant stand up too.

The flowers are on the stem. The stem helps the plant stand up.  The stem takes the food and water to the flowers.

This is a flower.  Flowers are made of petals.

The bright colour attracts insects like bees.  

Insects eat the nectar inside the flower.

The white and yellow parts are called stamen.  They make pollen.  Bees take the pollen to a different flower. 

The tube from the 'green ball' is the stigma.   Pollen from a different plant sticks to the stigma .  This is called pollination.

All plants have seeds.  The 'green ball' is the ovary. The seed is made in here. When the flower dies the seeds are left.  The seeds will grow into a new plant.

Look at a different plant