Flower parts labeling activity for children.

The image shows a simple diagram of a plant with labeled parts, and a list of plant parts on the right side: stem, roots, leaves, and flower. The task appears to be matching these labels to the correct parts of the plant in the diagram.

Let’s go step by step:

Step 1: Identify each part of the plant in the diagram

- Flower: This is the topmost part of the plant — the circular shape with petals. It's clearly visible at the top.
- Stem: This is the vertical structure that connects the flower to the roots. It runs from the base of the flower down to the ground.
- Leaves: These are the two oval-shaped structures attached to the stem, just below the flower.
- Roots: These are the thin lines extending downward from the base of the stem into the soil (below the ground line).

Step 2: Match the labels to the correct parts

Now, we match each word from the list to the corresponding part:

- Flower → Top part with petals
- Stem → Vertical line connecting flower to roots
- Leaves → Two leaf shapes on the stem
- Roots → Lines going down into the soil

Final Answer:

You should label the plant diagram as follows:

- The flower at the top
- The stem running vertically
- The leaves on the sides of the stem
- The roots underground

This activity helps learn the basic parts of a plant and their functions.

✔ Solution Summary:
Match each term to its correct location:
- Flower → Top petal structure
- Stem → Middle vertical line
- Leaves → Side structures on stem
- Roots → Underground lines at the bottom

This completes the labeling task!