Label the parts of the flower worksheet.

Let’s solve this step by step.

We are given a diagram of a flower with blank labels and a word bank:

Word Bank:
sepal, ovary, stigma, stamen, anther, filament, petal, style, pistil

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First, let’s recall what each part does (in simple terms):

- Petal: The colorful part that attracts bees and butterflies.
- Sepal: The green leaf-like parts at the base that protect the bud before it opens.
- Stamen: The male part of the flower — made of two pieces: the anther (top, holds pollen) and the filament (stem that holds up the anther).
- Pistil: The female part — made of three pieces: the stigma (sticky top that catches pollen), the style (tube connecting stigma to ovary), and the ovary (bottom part that holds seeds).

Now, look at the diagram:

On the left side, there are 4 boxes pointing to different parts:

1. Top box → points to the pink/red showy part → that’s the petal
2. Second box → points to the small yellow dot on top of a thin stalk → that’s the anther
3. Third box → points to the thin stalk holding the anther → that’s the filament
- Note: Anther + Filament together = stamen → so the big bracket on the left likely groups these as “stamen”
4. Bottom box → points to the green leaf-like structure under the flower → that’s the sepal

Wait — actually, looking again:

The left side has:
- One big bracket grouping 3 smaller boxes → those 3 must be parts of one bigger structure.
Looking closely:
→ The top small box points to the anther
→ The middle small box points to the filament
→ So together they make the stamen → so the big bracket label is stamen
→ Then below that, another box points to the petal
→ And the bottom box points to the sepal

Actually, let me re-map based on standard diagrams:

Standard labeling for this type of diagram:

Left side (from top to bottom):

- First box (top left): points to the anther
- Second box: points to the filament
→ These two together are labeled by the big bracket → stamen

Then below that:
- Next box: points to the petal
- Bottom box: points to the sepal

Right side:

Top box → points to the very top sticky part → stigma

Middle box → points to the long tube going down → style

Bottom box → points to the swollen base with little dots inside → ovary

And then the big bracket on the right groups stigma + style + ovary → that’s the pistil

So now we can fill in all blanks:

Left side:

Big bracket (grouping anther and filament) → stamen

Inside that group:
- Top small box → anther
- Middle small box → filament

Below that:
- Box pointing to pink part → petal
- Box pointing to green base → sepal

Right side:

Top box → stigma

Middle box → style

Bottom box → ovary

Big bracket grouping those three → pistil

Let’s double-check against word bank:

Used: stamen, anther, filament, petal, sepal, stigma, style, ovary, pistil → all 9 words used. Perfect.

Final Answer:

Left side (top to bottom):
- Big bracket: stamen
- Inside: top box → anther, middle box → filament
- Below: petal
- Bottom: sepal

Right side (top to bottom):
- Top box: stigma
- Middle box: style
- Bottom box: ovary
- Big bracket: pistil

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Final Answer:
Left side (from top to bottom):
- Large bracket: stamen
- Upper small box: anther
- Lower small box: filament
- Next box down: petal
- Bottom box: sepal

Right side (from top to bottom):
- Top box: stigma
- Middle box: style
- Bottom box: ovary
- Large bracket: pistil