These colorful worksheets help young learners distinguish insects from other animals and categorize them based on physical features like wings.

Let’s solve both worksheets step by step.

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First Worksheet: “Identify Insects” — Drag and drop into columns

We need to sort the 8 creatures into two groups:
- Insects with wings
- Insects without wings

But first — let’s remember: Not all of these are insects! Spiders are NOT insects (they have 8 legs, insects have 6). But since the worksheet says “drag and drop the insects”, we should only include actual insects. Let’s check each one:

1. Dragonfly → insect, has wings ✔
2. Caterpillar → baby butterfly/moth, no wings yet ✘ (but still an insect)
3. Bee → insect, has wings ✔
4. Ant → insect, usually no wings (worker ants don’t have wings) ✘
5. Beetle → insect, has wings (under hard shell) ✔
6. Butterfly → insect, has wings ✔
7. Spider → NOT an insect (8 legs) → skip ✘
8. Grasshopper → insect, has wings ✔

So valid insects to sort: dragonfly, caterpillar, bee, ant, beetle, butterfly, grasshopper. (Spider is out.)

Now sort them:

→ Insects with wings:
Dragonfly, Bee, Beetle, Butterfly, Grasshopper

→ Insects without wings:
Caterpillar, Ant

*(Note: Some ants have wings when they’re queens or males, but in basic school worksheets, worker ants are shown as wingless.)*

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Second Worksheet: “Insects Matching” — Tick all the insects

We go row by row and tick only the real insects.

Row 1:
- Caterpillar → insect ✔
- Fish → not insect ✘
- Bee → insect ✔

Row 2:
- Cat → not insect ✘
- Ant → insect ✔
- Ladybug → insect ✔

Row 3:
- Worm → not insect (it’s an annelid) ✘
- Spider → not insect (arachnid) ✘
- Bird → not insect ✘

So ticks go on: Caterpillar, Bee, Ant, Ladybug

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Final Answer:

Worksheet 1 – Identify Insects:

Insects with wings:
Dragonfly, Bee, Beetle, Butterfly, Grasshopper

Insects without wings:
Caterpillar, Ant

*(Spider is not an insect — do not include it.)*

Worksheet 2 – Insects Matching:

Tick these boxes:
✔ Caterpillar
✔ Bee
✔ Ant
✔ Ladybug