To label the parts of a butterfly correctly, we look at where each line points on the diagram. Here is the step-by-step identification:
1.
Top Left Box: The line points to the long, thin feelers on the top of the head. These are called
Antennae.
2.
Top Right Box: The line points to the large, colorful part used for flying. This is the
Wing (or specifically the Forewing).
3.
Bottom Left Box: The line points to the jointed legs attached to the middle section. These are the
Legs.
4.
Bottom Middle Box: The line points to the long central section of the body between the head and the tail. This is called the
Thorax.
5.
Bottom Right Box: The line points to the rear section of the body. This is called the
Abdomen.
*(Note: Depending on your specific worksheet key, the bottom middle box might simply be labeled "Body" or "Thorax," and the bottom right "Abdomen." The standard scientific labels are listed above.)*
Final Answer:
- Top Left:
Antennae
- Top Right:
Wing
- Bottom Left:
Legs
- Bottom Middle:
Thorax
- Bottom Right:
Abdomen
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of parts of a butterfly worksheet.
