Help children explore marine biology with this interactive cut-and-paste activity that teaches the specific anatomy of a blue whale.

Let’s solve this step by step.

We are labeling parts of a blue whale. The words we have to use are:
- eye
- dorsal fin
- flipper
- blowhole
- fluke

Now, let’s look at where each arrow is pointing on the whale:

1. The top-left arrow points to the spot on top of the whale’s head where water sprays out — that’s the blowhole.
2. The middle-top arrow points to the small fin on the whale’s back — that’s the dorsal fin.
3. The bottom arrow (pointing up from below) points to the side fin near the front — that’s the flipper.
4. The right-side arrow (near the tail) points to the big tail part — that’s the fluke.
5. The left-side arrow (near the face) points to the round black spot — that’s the eye.

So now we match each label to its correct box based on the arrows:

- Top-left box → blowhole
- Middle-top box → dorsal fin
- Bottom box → flipper
- Right-side box → fluke
- Left-side box → eye

Final Answer:
Top-left box: blowhole
Middle-top box: dorsal fin
Bottom box: flipper
Right-side box: fluke
Left-side box: eye