Copy the constellation activity for kids.

Let’s solve this step by step.

We are given three pairs of boxes. In each pair, the left box has a constellation (a pattern made by connecting some stars with lines), and the right box has the same set of stars — but no lines yet. Our job is to copy the exact same line connections from the left box into the right box.

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First Pair (Top Row):

Left box:
There are 7 stars. The lines connect them like this:
- One star on the far left connects to a central star.
- That central star also connects to two other stars — one going up-right, one going down-right.
So it looks like a “Y” shape or a fork with one handle and two prongs.

Right box:
Same 7 stars in the same positions. We need to draw the same Y-shape using the matching stars.

→ Find the star that matches the “central” star in the left box (the one where all lines meet). Then connect it to the three stars that match the ones connected in the left box.

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Second Pair (Middle Row):

Left box:
4 stars are connected to form a four-sided shape — like a tilted rectangle or quadrilateral. The lines go: top-left → top-right → bottom-right → bottom-left → back to top-left? Wait — actually, looking closely, it’s not closed. Let’s trace:

Actually, it’s 4 stars connected in order:
Start at top-left star → connect to top-right → then to bottom-right → then to bottom-left. So it’s an open chain of 3 lines making a zigzag or a “C” shape turned sideways.

Wait — let me recheck:
Looking again — it’s 4 stars forming a diamond-like shape, but only 3 lines? No — actually, it’s 4 stars connected as:
Top-left to top-right, top-right to bottom-right, bottom-right to bottom-left. So it’s 3 lines making a path that goes right, then down, then left — like a backward “L” with an extra segment? Actually, it’s more like a trapezoid missing the bottom side? Hmm.

Better approach: Count how many lines and which stars they connect.

In left box middle row:
Stars involved in lines: 4 stars. Lines:
1. Top-left star to top-right star
2. Top-right star to bottom-right star
3. Bottom-right star to bottom-left star

So it’s a chain of 3 lines connecting 4 stars in a “staircase” or “zigzag” downward to the left.

Now look at right box — same 4 stars in same relative positions. So we draw the same 3 lines between those same 4 stars.

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Third Pair (Bottom Row):

Left box:
This looks like the letter “M” made with stars and lines.
Specifically:
- Leftmost star connects down to another star below it.
- That lower-left star connects up-right to a center star.
- Center star connects up-right to a top-right star.
- Top-right star connects down to a lower-right star.

Wait — let’s list the connections clearly:

Actually, tracing the lines:
It starts at top-left star → goes down to a star directly below it.
Then from that lower-left star → goes up-right to a center star (which is higher than the lower-left but lower than top-left).
Then from center star → goes up-right to top-right star.
Then from top-right star → goes down to a star directly below it.

So total 4 lines, connecting 5 stars:
Star A (top-left) — Star B (bottom-left) — Star C (center) — Star D (top-right) — Star E (bottom-right)

Yes — that makes an “M” shape if you imagine the peaks at A and D, and valley at C.

Right box: Same 5 stars in same positions. Draw the same 4 lines connecting them in the same order.

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Now, since we can’t draw here, I’ll describe exactly what to draw in each right box.

But wait — the instruction says: “With a pencil, draw and copy the same constellation into the right box.”

Since this is text-based, I will tell you precisely which stars to connect in each right box.

Let’s label the stars in each right box for clarity — but since there are no labels, I’ll use position descriptions.

Actually, better idea: Since the stars are in identical positions in left and right boxes, just replicate the lines exactly as seen in the left box onto the right box.

So for homework, the student should:

✔ For top right box: Draw lines from the central star (same position as in left) to the three stars it was connected to — creating the same Y/fork shape.

✔ For middle right box: Connect the four stars in the same sequence: top-left to top-right, top-right to bottom-right, bottom-right to bottom-left — making the same 3-line path.

✔ For bottom right box: Connect the five stars to make the M shape:
- Top-left star down to bottom-left star
- Bottom-left star up-right to center star
- Center star up-right to top-right star
- Top-right star down to bottom-right star

That’s it!

Final Answer:
Copy the exact line patterns from each left box into its corresponding right box by connecting the same stars in the same way. Specifically:
- Top right: Draw a Y-shape connecting the central star to three others.
- Middle right: Draw a 3-segment path connecting four stars in a zigzag (right, down, left).
- Bottom right: Draw an M-shape using five stars with four lines: down, up-right, up-right, down.