Compound words worksheet with picture pairs for students to combine into words.

I'll solve this compound word worksheet by identifying the two pictures in each row and combining them to form a compound word.

Let me go through each row one by one:

1. First row: A cup + a cake = "cupcake"
2. Second row: A star + a fish = "starfish"
3. Third row: Rain clouds + a bow = "rainbow"
4. Fourth row: Lips + a stick/branch = "lipstick" (though "lips" and "stick" are shown, not exactly a branch)
5. Fifth row: A thermometer + a dog = "hotdog" (the thermometer suggests "hot" and the dog is literal)
6. Sixth row: A tree + a house = "treehouse"
7. Seventh row: A tooth + a brush = "toothbrush"

Let me verify these compound words are correct and make sense with the images.

Actually, let me double-check the fourth row. The image shows lips and what appears to be a stick or branch. While "lipstick" is a compound word, the second image doesn't clearly show lipstick. It might be intended as "lips" + "stick" = "lipstick" where the stick represents the applicator.

The fifth row: thermometer (suggesting "hot") + dog = "hotdog" - this is a common compound word.

All the others seem straightforward.

The solution to this worksheet is:
1. cupcake
2. starfish
3. rainbow
4. lipstick
5. hotdog
6. treehouse
7. toothbrush

These are all valid compound words formed by combining the two images in each row.