Here are the correct labels for each animal worksheet, matching the words in the word banks to the parts of the animals.
Label the Koala
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nose: Points to the black nose in the center of the face.
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ears: Points to the large, fuzzy ears on top of the head.
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eyes: Points to the eyes on the face.
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fur: Points to the body/shoulder area.
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claws: Points to the sharp nails on the front paw.
Label the Crocodile
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scaly skin: Points to the rough texture on the back.
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claws: Points to the toes on the foot.
*(Note: The other lines on this page appear to be blank or obscured, but these two match the visible word bank options.)*
Label the Seal
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whiskers: Points to the hairs near the mouth.
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body: Points to the main torso.
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flippers: Points to the front and back limbs used for swimming.
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eyes: Points to the eye.
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tail: Points to the rear flippers/tail area.
Label the Crab
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antenna: Points to the feelers on the head.
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eyes: Points to the eyes on stalks.
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shell: Points to the hard main body covering.
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legs: Points to the walking legs.
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claws: Points to the large pincers.
Label the Elephant
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trunk: Points to the long nose.
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flat feet: Points to the bottom of the foot.
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tail: Points to the tail at the back.
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of labeling worksheet.
![A collection of educational worksheets featuring black-and-white illustrations of animals like a koala, crocodile, seal, crab, and elephant, each with a "Label the [Animal]" title and a word bank for labeling body parts.](/images2/labeling-worksheet/labeling-worksheet-28.png)
