Let’s go through each picture one by one and figure out what word it shows. Then we’ll count the letters to make sure they fit in the boxes.
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1. Picture of a cat
The animal is a
cat.
C-A-T → 3 letters → fits in 3 boxes
✔
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2. Picture of a bed
This is a
bed.
B-E-D → 3 letters → fits in 3 boxes
✔
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3. Picture of a dog
That’s a
dog.
D-O-G → 3 letters → fits in 3 boxes
✔
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4. Picture of a boy jumping over a hole — that’s “hop”
He’s hopping! The action is
hop.
H-O-P → 3 letters → fits in 3 boxes
✔
*(Note: Some might think “jump”, but jump has 4 letters — doesn’t fit. Hop fits perfectly.)*
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5. Picture of a pot or vase — looks like a “pot”
It’s a round container — commonly called a
pot.
P-O-T → 3 letters → fits in 3 boxes
✔
*(Could also be “jar” or “urn”, but “pot” is most common for this shape at this level.)*
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6. Picture of a gun — specifically a revolver, but we need a 3-letter word
The simple word for this is
gun.
G-U-N → 3 letters → fits in 3 boxes
✔
*(“Revolver” is too long. “Gun” is correct and matches the box count.)*
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All words are 3 letters long and match the pictures.
Final Answer:
1. CAT
2. BED
3. DOG
4. HOP
5. POT
6. GUN
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of english worksheets for grade 1.