To solve this problem, we need to look at each item in the bottom row and decide if it is something a student should bring to school (a "School Supply") or something they should not bring ("NOT School Supply").
Here is the step-by-step thinking for each item:
1.
Pencil: Students use pencils to write and draw in class. This
is a school supply.
2.
Eraser: Students use erasers to fix mistakes when writing with pencils. This
is a school supply.
3.
Top Hat: This is a piece of clothing or a costume accessory. It is not used for learning in class. This is
NOT a school supply.
4.
Backpack: Students use backpacks to carry their books, folders, and supplies. This
is a school supply.
5.
Monkey: A monkey is an animal. You cannot bring a live animal to school as a supply. This is
NOT a school supply.
6.
Notebook/Paper: Students use notebooks or paper to write down notes and do assignments. This
is a school supply.
7.
Wrench: A wrench is a tool for fixing machines or cars. It is dangerous and not needed for regular schoolwork. This is
NOT a school supply.
8.
Glue Bottle: Students use glue for art projects and pasting things together. This
is a school supply.
Summary of where to paste the squares:
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Under "School Supply" (Left Box): Pencil, Eraser, Backpack, Notebook, Glue Bottle.
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Under "NOT School Supply" (Right Box): Top Hat, Monkey, Wrench.
Final Answer:
School Supplies: Pencil, Eraser, Backpack, Notebook, Glue Bottle
NOT School Supplies: Top Hat, Monkey, Wrench
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of education worksheet for kindergarten.
