During our Year 3 science lesson, we became young botanists and carefully dissected plants to explore their parts. We learned that petals attract insects with their colours and scents, while sepals protect the bud before it opens. Inside, we found the stamen, which makes pollen, and the stigma, which catches it during pollination. We also discovered the ovary, where seeds begin to grow. It was fascinating to see how each part has an important job. We enjoyed working like scientists and sharing what we found. The lesson helped us understand how plants grow and reproduce in nature.