Plant life cycle worksheet - Free Printable

Let me carefully examine the image to match each stage of the plant life cycle with the correct picture.

First, I'll identify all the stages in the cycle diagram:
- Seed
- Sprout
- Seedling
- Plant
- Flower
- Fruit

Now I'll look at the pictures on the right side and match them:

1. Top picture: A single orange seed (teardrop-shaped) → This matches Seed

2. Second picture: A small sprout just emerging from the ground, with a tiny root and shoot → This matches Sprout

3. Third picture: A small green plant with several leaves, clearly past the sprout stage but still young → This matches Seedling

4. Fourth picture: A mature plant with red fruits (tomatoes) and flowers → This matches Plant (the mature stage that produces flowers and fruit)

5. Fifth picture: A small plant with one leaf and a visible root system → Wait, this looks more like a very early seedling, but we already have a seedling. Let me reconsider...

Actually, looking more carefully:
- The fourth picture shows both a tomato plant (mature plant) and a tomato (fruit)
- The fifth picture shows a young plant with a few leaves and a root system — this is a seedling
- The sixth picture shows a yellow flower and a small plant with leaves — this should be Flower

Wait, let me re-examine the layout. The right column has 6 images:

1. Single seed (orange, teardrop) → Seed
2. Small sprout with root and shoot emerging → Sprout
3. Small plant with several green leaves → Seedling
4. Mature plant with tomatoes (fruit) → Plant (and the tomato represents Fruit)
5. Young plant with one leaf and root → This might be an alternative sprout/seedling
6. Yellow flower and small plant → Flower

But the diagram shows 6 distinct stages, and there are 6 pictures. Let me match them precisely:

- Seed → orange teardrop seed (picture 1)
- Sprout → small emergence from ground (picture 2)
- Seedling → small plant with first true leaves (picture 5 or 3?)
- Plant → mature plant (picture 4 shows the plant part)
- Flower → yellow flower (picture 6)
- Fruit → tomato (picture 4 also shows tomato)

Actually, picture 4 shows both a plant and a tomato, which represent two stages. But each picture should match one box.

Let me zoom in on the images to be certain.