Let's solve this flower identification worksheet step by step.
Task:
Match each flower image (a to h) with its correct name using the clues provided in the center box:
- frangipani
- lily
- snowdrop
- lotus
- daffodil
- hibiscus
- daisy
- poppy
We’ll go through each image and identify the flower based on visual characteristics.
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Step-by-step Identification:
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a.
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Image: A white and pink flower with five petals, two green leaves.
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Looks like: Plumeria (also known as
frangipani) – commonly has a star-shaped flower with 5 petals, often white or pinkish.
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✔ Answer: frangipani
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b.
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Image: A pink flower with layered petals, resembling a water lily.
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Looks like: Lotus – typically has large, round petals and grows in water.
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✔ Answer: lotus
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c.
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Image: A yellow flower with a trumpet-like shape and long stem.
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Looks like: Daffodil – classic yellow trumpet-shaped flower with a central corona.
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✔ Answer: daffodil
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d.
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Image: An orange flower with long, narrow petals and a prominent stamen.
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Looks like: Lily – lilies have large, showy flowers with long petals and a central stamen.
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✔ Answer: lily
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e.
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Image: A bright red flower with a single round bloom and a dark center.
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Looks like: Poppy – red poppies are iconic with a cup-shaped flower and black center.
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✔ Answer: poppy
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f.
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Image: A large red flower with broad petals and a visible stamen.
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Looks like: Hibiscus – tropical flower with large, vibrant petals and a prominent central stamen.
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✔ Answer: hibiscus
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g.
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Image: A white flower with a yellow center and many small petals.
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Looks like: Daisy – classic daisy with white petals and yellow center.
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✔ Answer: daisy
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h.
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Image: A small white flower with drooping bell-shaped blooms on a green stem.
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Looks like: Snowdrop – one of the first flowers to bloom in spring, with white, drooping bell-shaped flowers.
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✔ Answer: snowdrop
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✔ Final Answers:
a.
frangipani
b.
lotus
c.
daffodil
d.
lily
e.
poppy
f.
hibiscus
g.
daisy
h.
snowdrop
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🔍 Explanation:
Each flower was matched by comparing the visual features (color, petal shape, size, structure) with common knowledge about these flowers. The word bank provided all the names needed, so it was a matter of careful observation and matching.
This activity helps children learn flower names and improve their observational skills! 🌸
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of flower worksheet.
