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Here's Zoey's backyard in early summer. A pumpkin vine is covered in yellow flowers, and in the hedge a robin sits on three blue eggs.

By fall, pumpkins full of seeds hang where some flowers were, and three grown robins fly from the hedge.

A plant's life and an animal's life both go round in a cycle. But how does a flower turn into a pumpkin full of seeds?

To find out, we will look at how a flower makes its seeds, how seeds travel and start to grow, and why some young animals look nothing like their parents.

Okay, so are you ready to find out how plants and animals go round their life cycles?

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