To solve this matching task, we need to pair each adult animal on the left with its correct baby on the right. Let’s go one by one:
1.
Sheep (adult) → The baby sheep is called a
lamb. Look for the small fluffy one with curly wool — that’s the lamb at the bottom right.
2.
Cow (adult) → The baby cow is called a
calf. It looks like a smaller version of the adult cow, with spots and horns starting to grow — that’s the one in the middle right.
3.
Dog (adult) → The baby dog is called a
puppy. It’s small, floppy-eared, and sitting down — that’s the second from top on the right.
4.
Goat (adult) → The baby goat is called a
kid. It has little horns and a beard-like chin — wait, actually, looking again: the adult goat is shown with a bell around its neck. Its baby should look similar but smaller. But hold on — the image shows a “kid” as the baby goat? Actually, in the picture, the baby goat isn’t clearly labeled as such — let’s recheck.
Wait — let’s list all animals clearly:
Left side (adults):
- Sheep
- Cow
- Dog
- Goat
- Cat
Right side (babies):
- Lamb (baby sheep)
- Puppy (baby dog)
- Kitten (baby cat)
- Calf (baby cow)
- Kid (baby goat) — yes, the small goat-like figure at the top right is the kid.
Actually, looking carefully:
Top right: small deer-like? No — it’s a
kid (baby goat). It has tiny horns and a slender body.
Second from top right: puppy.
Third from top right: kitten.
Fourth from top right: calf (baby cow).
Bottom right: lamb (baby sheep).
So now match:
Adult Sheep → Baby Lamb (bottom right)
Adult Cow → Baby Calf (fourth from top right)
Adult Dog → Baby Puppy (second from top right)
Adult Goat → Baby Kid (top right)
Adult Cat → Baby Kitten (third from top right)
Let’s verify:
- Sheep ↔ Lamb
✔
- Cow ↔ Calf
✔
- Dog ↔ Puppy
✔
- Goat ↔ Kid
✔
- Cat ↔ Kitten
✔
All matches are correct.
Final Answer:
Sheep → Lamb
Cow → Calf
Dog → Puppy
Goat → Kid
Cat → Kitten
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of farm worksheets preschool.
