Educational worksheet for children to draw constellations based on star patterns.

Let’s solve this step by step.

The worksheet says: “Draw the Constellations.”
It shows three pairs of boxes — each pair has one box with a constellation already drawn (with lines connecting stars), and another box with just dots (stars) but no lines.

Your job is to look at the first box in each row (the one with lines), then copy those same lines onto the second box (the one with only dots).

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Step 1: Aries (top row)

- Left box: Shows 4 stars connected in a curved line — like a backward “L” or a hook shape.
- Right box: Has 5 dots. But wait — let’s count carefully.
- Actually, looking closely, the left Aries has 4 stars connected.
- The right Aries has 5 dots? Let me check again… No — actually, both have 4 stars. Maybe one dot is extra? Wait — no, in the image, the right Aries has 4 dots that match the positions of the left Aries’ stars. One dot might be a mistake? Or maybe it’s part of the pattern?

Actually, let’s compare star positions:

In the left Aries:
- Star 1: top-left
- Star 2: middle-top
- Star 3: middle-right
- Star 4: bottom-right → forms a gentle curve down to the right.

In the right Aries:
- There are 4 dots in similar positions — top-left, middle-top, middle-right, bottom-right.
→ So you should connect them the same way: from top-left to middle-top, to middle-right, to bottom-right — making the same curved line.

(Note: If there’s an extra dot, ignore it — only connect the ones that match the original constellation.)

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Step 2: Auriga (middle row)

- Left box: Shows 6 stars connected to form a pentagon-like shape with one extra point sticking out — actually, it’s a house-shaped figure with a triangle on top? Wait — let’s trace:

Looking at the left Auriga:
- It’s a 5-pointed shape? Actually, counting the dots: 6 stars total.
- Connected as: start at top, go down-left, down-right, up-right, up-left, back to top? Not quite.

Actually, standard Auriga constellation looks like a pentagon with a bright star (Capella) outside — but here, the drawing shows 6 stars forming a closed loop? Let’s see:

From the image:
- Top star → down to lower-left → across to lower-right → up to upper-right → diagonally to center-top → back to top? Hmm.

Wait — better approach: Just copy exactly what’s drawn.

Left Auriga: Connect the dots in order shown — it makes a kind of irregular hexagon? Actually, it’s 6 points connected in sequence to make a shape that looks like a kite or shield.

Right Auriga: Has 7 dots? Let’s count — yes, 7 dots. But left has 6. Which ones to connect?

Look for matching positions:

Match the 6 dots in the right box that are in the same relative positions as the left box. Then connect them in the same order.

For example:
- Find the topmost dot → connect to the one below and left → then to the one further down → then to the one on the right → then up to the one near top-right → then back to top? Or whatever the left diagram shows.

Actually, since this is for kids, they’re expected to visually match the pattern.

So: Look at the left Auriga — see how the lines connect the stars. Now find those same star positions in the right Auriga box, and draw the same lines between them.

Ignore any extra dots that don’t match.

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Step 3: Boötes (bottom row)

- Left box: Shows 5 stars connected — looks like a kite or ice cream cone shape.
- Top star → down to middle → down to bottom → then two branches going left and right from the middle?
- Actually: From top, down to center, then down to bottom; also from center, one line goes left-down, one goes right-down? Wait — let’s trace:

Standard Boötes is shaped like a kite — so probably:

Top star → down to next → down to bottom tip. Also, from the middle star, one line goes to the left star, one to the right star? In the image, it looks like:

Stars:
- Top
- Middle-center
- Bottom
- Left-middle
- Right-middle

Connected as: Top → Middle-center → Bottom; and Middle-center → Left-middle; Middle-center → Right-middle. So it looks like a Y with a long stem.

Now look at right Boötes box: has 8 dots? Let’s count — yes, more dots than needed.

Find the 5 dots that match the positions in the left Boötes.

Then connect them the same way:
- Connect top to middle-center
- Middle-center to bottom
- Middle-center to left-middle
- Middle-center to right-middle

That will recreate the kite/Y shape.

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✔ Final Check:

You’re not inventing new shapes — you’re copying the line patterns from the left column to the right column, using only the stars that are in matching positions.

Extra dots in the right boxes are distractors — ignore them.

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Final Answer:

For each constellation (Aries, Auriga, Boötes), look at the left box to see how the stars are connected with lines. Then, in the right box, find the stars that are in the same positions, and draw the exact same lines between them. Ignore any extra stars that don’t match the original pattern.