Educational worksheet illustrating the life cycles of frogs and butterflies, with interactive elements for learning the stages of reproduction, growth, and development.

Let’s solve this step by step.

We are looking at two life cycles: one for a frog and one for a butterfly. The task is to put the stages in the correct order using the words: BORN, GROW, REPRODUCE, DIE.

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First, let’s look at the frog life cycle:

The images show:
1. eggs →
2. tadpole →
3. froglet →
4. adult frog → (then back to eggs)

So what happens?

- BORN: When the egg hatches into a tadpole — that’s being born.
- GROW: Tadpole grows into froglet, then into adult frog — that’s growing.
- REPRODUCE: Adult frogs lay eggs — that’s reproducing.
- DIE: Eventually, after reproducing, the adult frog dies (though not shown, it’s part of every life cycle).

So for the frog, the order should be:
→ BORN (tadpole from egg)
→ GROW (to froglet to adult)
→ REPRODUCE (adult lays eggs)
→ DIE (end of life)

But note: the diagram shows “eggs” as the start, but biologically, the animal is “born” when it hatches from the egg. So “eggs” = before birth. “Tadpole” = born.

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Now the butterfly life cycle:

Images show:
1. eggs on leaf →
2. larva (caterpillar) →
3. chrysalis →
4. adult butterfly

Same logic:

- BORN: When the egg hatches into larva (caterpillar).
- GROW: Larva eats and grows, then becomes chrysalis (still growing/changing), then emerges as adult.
- REPRODUCE: Adult butterfly lays eggs.
- DIE: After laying eggs, the adult butterfly dies.

So again:
→ BORN (larva from egg)
→ GROW (to chrysalis to adult)
→ REPRODUCE (adult lays eggs)
→ DIE

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Wait — the worksheet has two separate sets of boxes.

Top set (green text):
□ REPRODUCE
□ BORN
□ DIE
□ GROW

This seems to be asking you to number them 1 to 4 in the correct order for the frog cycle.

Bottom set (red text):
□ BORN
□ REPRODUCE
□ GROW
□ DIE

And below that are the butterfly stages: eggs, larva, chrysalis, adult butterfly.

So probably:

For the frog (top green list), we need to assign numbers 1–4 to match the life cycle order.

Life cycle order for any animal:
1. Born (hatch from egg)
2. Grow (develop into adult)
3. Reproduce (make next generation)
4. Die

So for the top green list:

- BORN → 1
- GROW → 2
- REPRODUCE → 3
- DIE → 4

So the boxes should be numbered:

□ 3 REPRODUCE
□ 1 BORN
□ 4 DIE
□ 2 GROW

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For the bottom red list (butterfly):

Same order applies!

- BORN → when larva hatches from egg → 1
- GROW → larva to chrysalis to adult → 2
- REPRODUCE → adult lays eggs → 3
- DIE → end → 4

So:

□ 1 BORN
□ 3 REPRODUCE
□ 2 GROW
□ 4 DIE

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Let me double-check with the diagrams.

Frog:
- Eggs → not yet born
- Tadpole → born (so BORN = 1)
- Froglet → still growing
- Adult frog → fully grown, now can reproduce → so GROW ends here, then REPRODUCE
- Then die → DIE = 4

Yes.

Butterfly:
- Eggs → not born yet
- Larva → born (BORN = 1)
- Chrysalis → still growing/transforming
- Adult → ready to reproduce → so GROW = 2, REPRODUCE = 3, DIE = 4

Perfect.

Final Answer:

Top (green) boxes:
- REPRODUCE → 3
- BORN → 1
- DIE → 4
- GROW → 2

Bottom (red) boxes:
- BORN → 1
- REPRODUCE → 3
- GROW → 2
- DIE → 4