To solve this matching task, we need to pair each adult animal with its baby. The worksheet is split into two columns: the left side lists baby animals (like fawn, calf, puppy), and the right side lists adult animals (like deer, cow, dog). We’ll go one by one and match them correctly.
Let’s start:
1.
Fawn → This is a baby deer. So, match “fawn” with “deer”.
2.
Calf → A baby cow. Match “calf” with “cow”.
3.
Puppy → A baby dog. Match “puppy” with “dog”.
4.
Piglet → A baby pig. Match “piglet” with “pig”.
5.
Chick → A baby chicken. Match “chick” with “chicken”.
6.
Duckling → A baby duck. Match “duckling” with “duck”.
7.
Lamb → A baby sheep. Match “lamb” with “sheep”.
8.
Kitten → A baby cat. Match “kitten” with “cat”.
9.
Foal → A baby horse. Match “foal” with “horse”.
10.
Tadpole → A baby frog. Match “tadpole” with “frog”.
All matches are now complete. Let’s double-check:
- fawn ↔ deer
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- calf ↔ cow
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- puppy ↔ dog
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- piglet ↔ pig
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- chick ↔ chicken
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- duckling ↔ duck
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- lamb ↔ sheep
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- kitten ↔ cat
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- foal ↔ horse
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- tadpole ↔ frog
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Everything lines up correctly.
Final Answer:
Match each baby animal to its adult:
fawn–deer, calf–cow, puppy–dog, piglet–pig, chick–chicken, duckling–duck, lamb–sheep, kitten–cat, foal–horse, tadpole–frog.
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of animal and their babies worksheet.
