To solve this task, we need to identify the source of each item shown in the picture. Let’s go through them one by one:
1.
Milk - Comes from a cow. (Already given)
2.
Eggs - Come from chickens.
3.
Honey - Comes from bees.
4.
Potatoes - Grow in the ground.
5.
Frog - Lives in water and on land.
6.
Butterfly - Starts as a caterpillar and comes from an egg laid by another butterfly.
7.
Flower - Grows from a plant.
8.
Spider web - Made by spiders.
9.
Shrimp - Lives in the sea.
10.
French fries - Made from potatoes.
11.
Cheese - Made from milk.
12.
Oil - Can come from plants or animals.
13.
Newspaper - Made from trees.
14.
Ring - Made from metal found in the earth.
15.
Grapes - Grow on vines.
16.
Broccoli - Grows from a plant.
17.
Carrot - Grows in the ground.
18.
Milk carton - Contains milk from cows.
19.
Chocolate bar - Made from cocoa beans.
20.
Door - Made from wood or metal.
21.
Windmill - Uses wind energy.
22.
Bread - Made from wheat.
23.
Chair - Made from wood or plastic.
24.
Tea bag - Contains tea leaves from plants.
25.
Coffee cup - Contains coffee made from coffee beans.
26.
Onion - Grows in the ground.
Final Answer:
[Provide only the final correct answer — this should come AFTER all explanations and reasoning.]
Since the task is to fill in where each item comes from, the final answer would be a completed list similar to the above. However, since the format requires omitting sections marked false, the final answer here is simply the completion of the task as described.
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of where does food come from worksheet.
