To solve this problem, we need to match words from the first column with words in the second column to form compound words. Let’s go through each word in the first column and find its matching word in the second column.
1.
air → This can be paired with
plane (airplane), but since “plane” is not an option, let’s look for another match. The best match here is
port (airport).
2.
hand → This can be paired with
bag (handbag).
3.
butter → This can be paired with
fly (butterfly).
4.
cow → This can be paired with
boy (cowboy).
5.
house → This can be paired with
boat (houseboat).
6.
cup → This can be paired with
board (cupboard).
7.
arm → This can be paired with
chair (armchair).
8.
day → This can be paired with
time (daytime).
9.
straw → This can be paired with
berry (strawberry).
10.
head → This can be paired with
phone (headphone).
Now, let’s summarize the matches:
- air → port
- hand → bag
- butter → fly
- cow → boy
- house → boat
- cup → board
- arm → chair
- day → time
- straw → berry
- head → phone
Final Answer:
air → port
hand → bag
butter → fly
cow → boy
house → boat
cup → board
arm → chair
day → time
straw → berry
head → phone
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of compound words worksheet 3rd grade.
