Flower Labelled - Labelling a Flower Worksheet for Kids - Free Printable

To solve this problem, we need to match the blank labels on the right-hand diagram with the correct parts of the flower shown in the labeled diagram on the left.

Let’s go step by step and identify each part based on its position:

1. Topmost label (pointing to the very top of the central structure)
→ In the labeled diagram, this is the stigma. It receives pollen.

2. Label below stigma, pointing to the stalk connecting stigma to ovary
→ This is the style.

3. Label pointing to the yellow tip at the end of a thin stalk (on the side)
→ That’s the anther, which produces pollen.

4. Label pointing to the thin stalk holding up the anther
→ That’s the filament. Together, anther + filament = stamen (male part).

5. Label pointing to the large colorful leaf-like structures
→ These are petals. They attract pollinators.

6. Label pointing to the green base that holds the whole flower
→ That’s the stem.

7. Label pointing to the swollen base inside the flower where seeds form
→ That’s the ovary.

8. Label pointing to the small round structures inside the ovary
→ Those are ovules — they become seeds after fertilization.

9. Label pointing to the tube growing down from the stigma toward the ovary
→ That’s the pollen tube — it carries sperm cells to the ovule.

Now, let’s assign these to the blank boxes on the right diagram, going roughly from top to bottom and left to right as they appear:

Looking at the right diagram’s blank lines:

- Top center box → points to stigma → stigma
- Box just below it, still central → points to style → style
- Box on upper right → points to anther → anther
- Box below anther → points to filament → filament
- Box on lower right → points to petal → petal
- Box on lower left → points to stem → stem
- Box near bottom center → points to ovary → ovary
- Box inside ovary area → points to ovule → ovule
- Box pointing to the long thin line from stigma down → pollen tube → pollen tube

Wait — let’s count the blanks on the right diagram carefully.

There are 9 blank boxes on the right diagram.

From top to bottom, left to right (approximate):

1. Top center → stigma
2. Below that, still center → style
3. Upper right → anther
4. Below anther → filament
5. Lower right → petal
6. Bottom left → stem
7. Center bottom → ovary
8. Inside ovary → ovule
9. The diagonal line from top center downward → pollen tube

Yes — all 9 match.

So the correct labeling for the right diagram (in order of the blank boxes as they appear visually) is:

Starting from the top and moving clockwise or by position:

Actually, since the diagram doesn’t number them, we should list them by their pointer locations.

But for clarity, here’s the matching:

- Pointer to top of pistil → stigma
- Pointer to middle of pistil → style
- Pointer to base of pistil (swollen part) → ovary
- Pointer inside ovary → ovule
- Pointer to male part tip → anther
- Pointer to male part stalk → filament
- Pointer to colorful part → petal
- Pointer to support structure → stem
- Pointer to tube from stigma → pollen tube

All parts are accounted for.

Final Answer:
The blank labels on the right diagram should be filled as follows (matching the positions in the left diagram):

- Top center: stigma
- Below top center: style
- Upper right: anther
- Below anther: filament
- Lower right: petal
- Bottom left: stem
- Center bottom: ovary
- Inside ovary: ovule
- Diagonal from top: pollen tube

Since the question likely expects you to write the names in the blanks corresponding to the pointers, and assuming the blanks are arranged similarly to the left diagram’s layout, the correct answers for the 9 blanks are:

stigma, style, anther, filament, petal, stem, ovary, ovule, pollen tube

But to be precise, let’s map them exactly as per standard flower diagrams and the given left image.

In the left image, the labels are placed around the flower. On the right, the blanks are in similar positions.

So, reading the right diagram’s blanks in the same spatial order as the left diagram’s labels (starting from top and going clockwise or by logical grouping):

Actually, the safest way is to list the parts that correspond to each pointer location on the right diagram, using the left diagram as reference.

After careful comparison:

The 9 blanks on the right diagram correspond to:

1. Pointing to the very top of the female reproductive organ → stigma
2. Pointing to the neck-like part below stigma → style
3. Pointing to the yellow sac on the male organ → anther
4. Pointing to the stalk under the anther → filament
5. Pointing to the pink leafy part → petal
6. Pointing to the green stalk at the bottom → stem
7. Pointing to the bulbous base of the female organ → ovary
8. Pointing to the tiny dots inside the ovary → ovule
9. Pointing to the thin line extending from stigma downward → pollen tube

Therefore, the correct labels to fill in the blanks are:

stigma, style, anther, filament, petal, stem, ovary, ovule, pollen tube

But note: the order might matter depending on how the blanks are numbered. Since no numbers are given, we assume the student will match by position.

However, looking again at the right diagram, the blanks are arranged with lines pointing to specific parts. Let me mentally trace:

- Blank 1 (top center): points to stigma → stigma
- Blank 2 (below blank 1): points to style → style
- Blank 3 (upper right): points to anther → anther
- Blank 4 (below blank 3): points to filament → filament
- Blank 5 (lower right): points to petal → petal
- Blank 6 (bottom left): points to stem → stem
- Blank 7 (center bottom): points to ovary → ovary
- Blank 8 (inside ovary area): points to ovule → ovule
- Blank 9 (diagonal from top left? Wait — actually, in the right diagram, there's a blank pointing to the pollen tube, which is the line coming down from the stigma)

In the right diagram, one blank has a line pointing to the pollen tube — that’s the ninth one.

So yes, all nine are covered.

Final Answer:
The correct labels for the blanks on the right diagram are:
stigma, style, anther, filament, petal, stem, ovary, ovule, pollen tube

But to present it clearly for the student, since the diagram has 9 blanks, and assuming they are to be filled in the order of the pointers as seen (perhaps top to bottom, left to right), but without explicit numbering, the best approach is to state the part for each pointer location.

However, for the purpose of this response, since the task is to "solve" the labeling, and the left diagram provides the key, the answer is simply to copy the labels to the corresponding positions.

Thus, the final answer is the set of terms that match each blank based on position.

I think the expected output is to list the words that go in the blanks, probably in the order they appear on the page.

Looking at the right diagram:

Blanks are positioned as:

- One at top center
- One below it
- One on upper right
- One below that on right
- One on lower right
- One on bottom left
- One at bottom center
- One inside the ovary
- One pointing to the pollen tube (which is drawn as a line from stigma to ovary)

So if we list them in that visual order:

1. Top center: stigma
2. Below top center: style
3. Upper right: anther
4. Below anther: filament
5. Lower right: petal
6. Bottom left: stem
7. Bottom center: ovary
8. Inside ovary: ovule
9. Pollen tube: pollen tube

Yes.

Final Answer:
stigma, style, anther, filament, petal, stem, ovary, ovule, pollen tube