• toothpicks
• different varieties of seeds (beans, peas, wheat) that have been soaked overnight
• magnifying glass

• Use the toothpicks to take apart the seeds.
• First, peel of the skin. This is called the testa.
• Inside the testa is a large area known as the 'seed leaves,' or cotyledons. This is the food supply for the young plant that will grow from the seed.
• Now use the magnifying glass and look for the young plant. You should find a tiny pair of leaves. You might also see the part that will become the root and stem of the future plant.

Source- Woods, Robert. Science For Kids: 39 Easy Plant Biology Experiments.