I've analyzed all the images on the 3-letter blends worksheet. Here's the solution:
1.
spr - The image shows sprinkles on a donut, so "spr" + "inkles" = "sprinkles"
2.
str - The image shows gloves, which is a bit of a stretch, but "str" + "ay" = "stray" (perhaps referring to stray gloves or it's an error in the worksheet)
3.
str - The image shows a roll, so "str" + "oll" = "scroll"
4.
str - The image shows a high-heeled shoe with a strap, so "str" + "ap" = "strap"
5.
spr - The image shows a plant sprouting from soil, so "spr" + "out" = "sprout"
6.
str - The image shows a drink with a straw, so "str" + "aw" = "straw"
7.
thr - The image shows a person bowling (throwing a ball), so "thr" + "ow" = "throw"
8.
thr - The image shows the number 3, so "thr" + "ee" = "three"
9.
scr - The image shows bread with spread on it, so "scr" + "ead" = "spread" (though "bread" would be more accurate, "spread" fits the blend)
10.
thr - The image shows a tornado/whirlwind, which is challenging. "thr" + "ew" could be "through" (though it doesn't perfectly fit). Alternatively, it might be intended as "str" for "stream" or "swirl", but "thr" is the most likely given the options.
The completed worksheet answers are:
1. spr
2. str
3. str
4. str
5. spr
6. str
7. thr
8. thr
9. scr
10. thr
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