The task is to match each plant with the item we make from it. Let's analyze the images step by step:
Plants:
1.
Aloe Vera Plant (top left): This plant is known for its thick, fleshy leaves that contain a gel used in various products.
2.
Flower (middle left): Flowers are often used in making perfumes or oils due to their fragrant properties.
3.
Tree (bottom left): Trees provide wood, which is commonly used to make furniture and other wooden items.
Items:
1.
Shorts (top right): These are typically made from fabric, such as cotton or synthetic materials.
2.
Table and Chairs (middle right): These are usually made from wood.
3.
Bottle of Liquid (bottom right): This could represent a product like perfume, oil, or another liquid derived from plants.
Matching:
1.
Aloe Vera Plant → Bottle of Liquid: Aloe vera is commonly used in skincare products, lotions, and other health-related liquids.
2.
Flower → Bottle of Liquid: Flowers are often used to extract essential oils or create perfumes.
3.
Tree → Table and Chairs: Trees provide wood, which is used to make furniture like tables and chairs.
Final Answer:
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Aloe Vera Plant matches with the
Bottle of Liquid.
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Flower matches with the
Bottle of Liquid.
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Tree matches with the
Table and Chairs.
This matching exercise helps illustrate how different plants contribute to various everyday items.
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of plant uses worksheet.
