Let’s go step by step to match each picture with the correct word from the list.
We have these words to use:
DAFFODIL, BEE, BASKET, BUNNY, RAIN, SPRING, SUNNY, CHOCOLATE, EASTER EGG HUNT, EASTER EGG, CHICK, LADYBUG, TULIP, LILY, GRASS
Now let’s look at each picture one by one and pick the best matching word:
1.
Pink polka-dotted egg → This is clearly an
EASTER EGG
2.
Child holding a basket with eggs in grass → That’s someone doing an
EASTER EGG HUNT
3.
Woven basket with colorful eggs inside → That’s a
BASKET
4.
Pieces of dark chocolate → That’s
CHOCOLATE
5.
Brown rabbit eating carrot → That’s a
BUNNY
6.
Yellow chick with red umbrella → That’s a
CHICK
7.
Red bug with black spots → That’s a
LADYBUG
8.
Flying insect with yellow and black stripes → That’s a
BEE
9.
Single pink flower with green stem → That’s a
TULIP
10.
Purple flower with long petals → That’s a
LILY
11.
Yellow flowers in a bunch (daffodils) → That’s
DAFFODIL
12.
Green blades of grass → That’s
GRASS
13.
Word “Spring” written in pink with butterfly → That’s
SPRING
14.
Bear in raincoat standing in puddle with raindrops → That’s
RAIN
15.
Smiling sun with rays → That’s
SUNNY
Now let’s write them in order as they appear on the worksheet (left to right, top to bottom):
Row 1:
- Easter Egg
- Easter Egg Hunt
- Basket
- Chocolate
Row 2:
- Bunny
- Chick
- Ladybug
- Bee
Row 3:
- Tulip
- Lily
- Daffodil
- Grass
Row 4:
- Spring
- Rain
- Sunny
Final Answer:
Easter Egg, Easter Egg Hunt, Basket, Chocolate, Bunny, Chick, Ladybug, Bee, Tulip, Lily, Daffodil, Grass, Spring, Rain, Sunny
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of easter worksheet for adults.
