Match the picture with the part of the plant life cycle in this educational worksheet.

Let’s go step by step to match each picture with the correct part of the plant life cycle.

We have six stages in the cycle:
Seed → Sprout → Seedling → Plant → Flower → Fruit → (back to Seed)

Now let’s look at the pictures on the right, from top to bottom:

1. Top picture: A single brown seed — this is clearly the Seed stage.
2. Second picture: A seed that has started to grow a little root and shoot — this is the Sprout.
3. Third picture: A small green plant with a few leaves, still young — this is the Seedling.
4. Fourth picture: Shows two things — a tomato plant with tomatoes and a big red tomato. The tomato is the Fruit, and the plant with fruit is the mature Plant stage. But since we need to pick one image per box, and “Fruit” is its own stage, we’ll assign the red tomato to Fruit.
5. Fifth picture: A small plant with two leaves coming out of soil — this looks like an early Seedling, but wait — we already used that for #3? Let’s double-check.

Actually, let’s reorganize based on standard plant life cycle order:

Standard order:
- Seed
- Sprout (germination)
- Seedling (young plant)
- Mature Plant
- Flower
- Fruit (which contains seeds)

Now matching images:

Image 1 (top): Single seed → Seed

Image 2: Seed with tiny root/shoot → Sprout

Image 3: Small leafy plant → Seedling

Image 4: Tomato plant + red tomato → The red tomato is the Fruit; the whole plant could be “Plant”, but since “Fruit” is a separate stage, we’ll use the tomato for Fruit

Image 5: Tiny plant with two leaves → This is actually another view of Seedling? Wait — no, maybe it’s meant to be the same as Image 3? Hmm.

Wait — let’s count the boxes again. There are 6 boxes in the cycle:

Boxes labeled:
- Seed
- Sprout
- Seedling
- Plant
- Flower
- Fruit

And 6 images on the right.

So let’s list them again carefully:

Right column images (top to bottom):

1. Brown oval seed → Seed
2. Seed with root emerging → Sprout
3. Green plant with several leaves → Seedling
4. Two images: tomato plant with green/red tomatoes AND a big red tomato → We can take the big red tomato as representing Fruit
5. Small plant with two leaves → This might be intended as Seedling too? But we already have one. Maybe this is meant to be the Plant? No, too small.

Wait — perhaps I misread. Let me look again.

Actually, looking closely:

Image 4 shows TWO things: a tomato plant (with leaves and fruits) and a separate large red tomato. Since “Fruit” is a stage, we should assign the red tomato to Fruit.

Then what about the tomato plant? That would be the Plant stage — mature plant bearing fruit.

But there’s also Image 5: a small plant with two leaves — that’s likely the Seedling.

Image 6: A sunflower plant with a yellow flower → that’s clearly the Flower stage.

So now let’s map:

Cycle positions (clockwise starting from top):

Top box: Seed → matches Image 1 (single seed)

Next (right): Sprout → matches Image 2 (seed sprouting)

Next (down): Seedling → matches Image 5 (small plant with two leaves) — because Image 3 is bigger, maybe that’s “Plant”? Wait, let’s check sizes.

Actually, Image 3 is a bushier plant — maybe that’s the Plant stage?

Let’s try this mapping:

- Seed → Image 1 (brown seed)
- Sprout → Image 2 (sprouting seed)
- Seedling → Image 5 (tiny plant with two leaves)
- Plant → Image 3 (bushy green plant) OR Image 4 (tomato plant)? Image 4 includes fruit, so maybe not pure “Plant”.

This is tricky. Let’s think logically.

In many curricula:

After seedling comes the mature Plant (vegetative growth), then Flower, then Fruit.

So:

- Seed → Image 1
- Sprout → Image 2
- Seedling → Image 5 (smallest plant)
- Plant → Image 3 (medium-sized leafy plant without flowers or fruit)
- Flower → Image 6 (sunflower with bloom)
- Fruit → Image 4 (red tomato)

Yes! That makes sense.

Image 4 has both a plant and a fruit, but since “Fruit” is the stage we’re labeling, we use the red tomato part for Fruit.

The tomato plant shown might be redundant or just context — we focus on the fruit for the “Fruit” stage.

Similarly, Image 3 is a generic leafy plant — perfect for Plant stage before flowering.

Image 6 is clearly a flowering plant — Flower stage.

So final matching:

Box labels and corresponding image numbers (from top to bottom on right):

- Seed → Image 1
- Sprout → Image 2
- Seedling → Image 5
- Plant → Image 3
- Flower → Image 6
- Fruit → Image 4

Now, to write the answer as matching each label to the correct picture position.

Since the question says “Match the picture with the part of the plant life cycle”, and the pictures are listed vertically on the right, we can say which picture goes in which box.

But the boxes are arranged in a circle:

Starting from top: Seed → then clockwise: Sprout → Seedling → Plant → Flower → Fruit → back to Seed.

So assigning:

- Seed box: Picture 1
- Sprout box: Picture 2
- Seedling box: Picture 5
- Plant box: Picture 3
- Flower box: Picture 6
- Fruit box: Picture 4

Let me verify once more:

Picture 1: Seed ✔️
Picture 2: Sprout ✔️
Picture 3: Leafy plant → Plant ✔️
Picture 4: Tomato → Fruit ✔️
Picture 5: Tiny plant → Seedling ✔️
Picture 6: Sunflower with bloom → Flower ✔️

Perfect.

Final Answer:
Seed → Picture 1
Sprout → Picture 2
Seedling → Picture 5
Plant → Picture 3
Flower → Picture 6
Fruit → Picture 4