To solve this worksheet, we need to look at the butterfly and identify the body parts that the arrows are pointing to. Then, we write the correct name for each part in the empty boxes.
Here is the step-by-step breakdown of the parts shown:
1.
Top Arrow (pointing to the head feelers): The two long, thin lines sticking out of the top of the butterfly's head are called
antennae. They help the butterfly smell and feel things.
2.
Right Top Arrow (pointing to the face): The arrow on the upper right side points directly to the butterfly's round face. This part is called the
head.
3.
Left Middle Arrow (pointing to the big colorful part): The arrow on the left points to the large, flat part used for flying. This is called a
wing.
4.
Bottom Left Arrow (pointing to the middle section): This arrow points to the section between the head and the bottom part of the body. In insects, this middle section where the wings and legs attach is called the
thorax.
5.
Bottom Right Arrow (pointing to the tail end): This arrow points to the last section of the body at the bottom. This is called the
abdomen.
Final Answer:
* Top box (feelers):
Antennae
* Top right box (face):
Head
* Left middle box (flying part):
Wing
* Bottom left box (middle body):
Thorax
* Bottom right box (bottom body):
Abdomen
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of labeling worksheet for kindergarten.
