Educational worksheet teaching children about morning, afternoon, evening, and night through daily activities and images.

Explanation:
Let’s go through each question one by one, using common daily routines and the clues from the pictures.

1. We eat breakfast in the ________.
Breakfast is the first meal of the day — usually eaten after waking up, before school or work. That’s in the morning.

2. We will go to school in the ________.
Most schools start in the morning (e.g., 8 or 9 a.m.). So this is also morning.

3. We eat lunch in the ________.
Lunch is typically around noon or early afternoon — so it’s in the afternoon.

4. We see the moon and stars in the ________.
The moon and stars are visible when it’s dark — that’s at night.

5. We will return home from school in the ________.
School usually ends in the mid-afternoon (e.g., 3 or 4 p.m.), so we go home in the afternoon.

6. We eat dinner in the ________.
Dinner is the evening meal, usually after sunset — that’s in the evening, but among the given choices (morning, afternoon, night), “night” is the best match because dinner often happens close to or after dark, especially for kids. In many language-learning contexts for young students, dinner is associated with night.

Now, for the picture ordering part:

We have four labels:
- morning
- afternoon
- evening
- night

And four pictures with captions:
- breakfast → clearly morning
- walk home after school → happens in the afternoon
- outside is dark → this shows nighttime (moon, stars, dark sky) → night
- watch tv after sun goes down → “after sun goes down” means evening/dusk, which leads into night, but since “evening” is a separate slot, and this is *after* sunset but before full night, it fits evening

So the correct order (left to right) is:
1. breakfast → morning
2. walk home after school → afternoon
3. watch tv after sun goes down → evening
4. outside is dark → night

Note: Even though “dinner” wasn’t directly pictured, Q6 asks about dinner time, and based on typical routines and the options, night is the expected answer here (many curricula teach dinner = night for simplicity).

Let’s double-check all answers:
1. morning ✔
2. morning ✔
3. afternoon ✔
4. night ✔
5. afternoon ✔
6. night ✔

Picture order:
morning → afternoon → evening → night ✔

Final Answer:
1. morning
2. morning
3. afternoon
4. night
5. afternoon
6. night
Pictures in order: breakfast → walk home after school → watch tv after sun goes down → outside is dark