You’re looking at a “Life Cycle of an Apple Tree” matching activity. The goal is to put the 5 stages of an apple tree’s life in the correct chronological order from 1 to 5.
Here are the 5 images shown at the bottom (from left to right):
1. A small seedling (young plant with leaves)
2. A mature apple tree full of green apples
3. Three apple seeds
4. A mature apple tree full of red apples (ready to harvest)
5. A young tree (bigger than seedling, no fruit yet)
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✔ Correct Order (1 to 5):
1 → Seed
The life cycle begins with a seed. This is the starting point — the apple seeds (image #3) are what grow into the next stage.
2 → Seedling
After the seed germinates, it becomes a small seedling (image #1).
3 → Young Tree
The seedling grows into a young tree with branches and leaves but no fruit yet (image #5).
4 → Flowering/Developing Fruit Tree
The tree matures and produces green (unripe) apples (image #2). This stage often follows flowering, though flowers aren’t shown here.
5 → Mature Tree with Ripe Apples
Finally, the apples ripen to red (image #4), ready to be picked. These apples contain seeds that can start the cycle again!
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📌 So, the correct sequence to fill in boxes 1–5 is:
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Box 1: Image #3 (seeds)
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Box 2: Image #1 (seedling)
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Box 3: Image #5 (young tree)
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Box 4: Image #2 (tree with green apples)
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Box 5: Image #4 (tree with red apples)
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✔ Final Answer:
1 = Seeds, 2 = Seedling, 3 = Young Tree, 4 = Tree with Green Apples, 5 = Tree with Red Apples
This shows the natural progression from seed → plant → tree → fruit → new seeds → repeat! 🍎🌳
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of life cycle of an apple tree worksheet kindergarten.
