Let’s go step by step to solve this worksheet.
We are looking at a “Parts of a Plant” worksheet. There are four pictures, and we need to match each picture with the correct word from the Word Bank:
seed,
stem,
leaf,
roots
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Step 1: Look at the first picture (top left) — it shows a small oval shape with a little line on one side. That looks like a bean or seed before it grows. The child has already written “seed” under it — that’s correct!
Step 2: Second picture (top right) — it’s a green vertical stick-like thing. That’s the part that holds up the plant and carries water. That’s called the
stem. The child wrote “stem” — also correct!
Step 3: Third picture (bottom left) — it shows many branching lines going downward. These grow underground and hold the plant in place and drink water. That’s the
roots. The child hasn’t filled this in yet — so we’ll write “roots”.
Step 4: Fourth picture (bottom right) — it’s a flat green shape with veins. That’s what makes food for the plant using sunlight. That’s the
leaf. The child hasn’t filled this in — so we’ll write “leaf”.
Also note: On the left side of the page, there’s a real flower with roots tied around its base — that matches the “roots” drawing. And there’s a single seed next to it — matching the “seed” drawing.
So all four parts are:
- Top left → seed
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- Top right → stem
✔
- Bottom left → roots (to be filled)
- Bottom right → leaf (to be filled)
The student is currently writing on the bottom right box — which should be “leaf”.
But since the question is to solve the problem accurately, we complete all missing labels.
Final labeling:
- Picture 1 (seed): already done →
seed
- Picture 2 (stem): already done →
stem
- Picture 3 (roots): needs label →
roots
- Picture 4 (leaf): needs label →
leaf
All words from the Word Bank are used exactly once.
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Final Answer:
The missing labels are:
Bottom left →
roots
Bottom right →
leaf
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of parts of a plant worksheet kindergarten.