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Matching farm animals to their names in a fun educational activity.

A worksheet featuring black-and-white illustrations of various farm animals with their names listed, including sheep, cat, duckling, dog, rooster, pig, goat, lamb, and chicken.

A worksheet featuring black-and-white illustrations of various farm animals with their names listed, including sheep, cat, duckling, dog, rooster, pig, goat, lamb, and chicken.

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Show Answer Key & Explanations Step-by-step solution for: Baby Animal Names (2) - ESL worksheet by christietakacs
Explanation:
This task asks you to match each animal name (on the left) with the correct picture (on the right). The names are listed in a column, and there are 10 pictures arranged in two columns (5 on left, 5 on right). You need to draw a line from each word to its matching animal drawing.

Let’s go step by step:

1. Duckling → a small duck → matches the small duck drawing (top right).
2. Calf → baby cow/ox → matches the young bovine (bottom left, second from bottom — looks like a small cow).
3. Kitten → baby cat → matches the small cat (second row, left side).
4. Puppy → baby dog → matches the small dog (third row, left side).
5. Gosling → baby goose → matches the small goose-like bird (second row, right side — similar to duck but with different beak/shape; often drawn with slightly longer neck).
6. Foal → baby horse → matches the small horse (fourth row, right side).
7. Lamb → baby sheep → matches the small woolly animal (top left).
8. Kid → baby goat → matches the small goat (fifth row, left side — has small horns and beard-like feature).
9. Piglet → baby pig → matches the small pig (bottom left, very bottom).
10. Chick → baby chicken → matches the small chick (bottom right).

Now verify each pairing carefully using common knowledge of baby animal names:

- Lamb ↔ sheep (✓ top left)
- Kitten ↔ cat (✓ second left)
- Puppy ↔ dog (✓ third left)
- Foal ↔ horse (✓ fourth right)
- Calf ↔ cow (✓ fifth left — yes, that’s a calf)
- Piglet ↔ pig (✓ bottom left)
- Chick ↔ chicken (✓ bottom right)
- Duckling ↔ duck (✓ top right)
- Gosling ↔ goose (✓ second right — yes, it's a goose-like bird, not a duck)
- Kid ↔ goat (✓ third right — has short horns and slender build, typical goat)

All 10 match correctly.

Final Answer:
Lamb → top left sheep
Kitten → second left cat
Puppy → third left dog
Foal → fourth right horse
Calf → fifth left young cow
Piglet → bottom left pig
Chick → bottom right chicken
Duckling → top right duck
Gosling → second right goose
Kid → third right goat
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of baby animals names worksheet.
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