Educational worksheet for learning butterfly body parts.

To solve this worksheet, we need to match the labels at the bottom to the correct lines pointing at the butterfly. Let's look at the butterfly's body parts from top to bottom and outside to inside.

Step 1: Identify the head area (Top Left)
* The top line on the left points to the long feelers on the butterfly's head. These are called antennae.
* The middle line on the left points to the round part on the side of the head. These are the eyes.
* The bottom line on the left points to the front part of the head where the mouth is. This is the head.

Step 2: Identify the wing details (Bottom Left)
* The top line in the second column points to the large wings at the front. These are the forewings.
* The middle line points to the smaller wings at the back. These are the hind wings.
* The bottom line points to the lines inside the wings that give them structure. These are the wing veins.

Step 3: Identify the mouth and thorax (Top Right)
* The top line on the right points to the long, curled tube used for drinking. This is the proboscis.
* The middle line points to the middle section of the body where the wings and legs attach. This is the thorax.
* The bottom line points to the legs attached to the thorax. Butterflies have jointed legs.

Step 4: Identify the abdomen (Bottom Right)
* The only line remaining on the right side points to the long, segmented tail section of the butterfly. This is the abdomen.

Here is the correct order for the boxes:

Left Side (Top to Bottom):
1. antennae
2. eyes
3. head
4. forewings
5. hind wings
6. wing veins

Right Side (Top to Bottom):
1. proboscis
2. thorax
3. jointed legs
4. abdomen

Final Answer:
Left Column Labels (from top to bottom):
1. antennae
2. eyes
3. head
4. forewings
5. hind wings
6. wing veins

Right Column Labels (from top to bottom):
1. proboscis
2. thorax
3. jointed legs
4. abdomen