Looking at the image, there’s a coloring key in the bottom left corner:
- Yellow → circle
- Red → square
- Green → triangle
- Blue → rectangle (or any shape not listed — but we’ll match shapes to colors as given)
Now, let’s identify each shape in the flower and assign its color based on the key.
Step 1: Look at the flower head — it has 4 circles. According to the key, circles are YELLOW.
Step 2: In the center of the flower head, there’s a small square. Squares are RED.
Step 3: Below the flower head, attached to the stem, are two triangles. Triangles are GREEN.
Step 4: The pot at the bottom is made of two rectangles (one smaller on top, one larger below). Rectangles aren’t explicitly listed, but since blue is the only remaining color and no other shape matches, we assign BLUE to the pot.
Wait — actually, looking again: the pot is drawn as two stacked rectangles. But the key doesn’t have “rectangle” — it has circle, square, triangle, and then blue is just a color swatch with no shape next to it. So perhaps blue is for any shape not covered? Or maybe the pot is meant to be colored blue because it’s the only one left.
But let’s double-check the shapes:
- Circles: 4 → Yellow
- Square: 1 → Red
- Triangles: 2 → Green
- Pot: composed of rectangles → no matching shape in key → so likely Blue (by elimination)
Also, the butterflies and snail are not part of the flower — they’re decorations. The task seems to be about coloring the flower parts according to the shape-color key.
So, final assignment:
- Flower petals (circles): Yellow
- Center (square): Red
- Leaves (triangles): Green
- Pot (rectangles): Blue
This matches all shapes to the given colors.
Final Answer:
Color the circles yellow, the square red, the triangles green, and the pot blue.
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of color worksheets for preschool.
