Problem Analysis:
The task is a word scramble activity where you need to unscramble each of the given clue words. After unscrambling, you must identify the letters that appear in the circles and use them to unscramble another phrase at the bottom.
#### Clue Words:
1. TEDB
2. CYMER
3. ORPINS
4. ELOWFL
5. NAHVEE
6. MOGINDK
#### Final Phrase:
"You should ______ from your ______."
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Step-by-Step Solution:
#### 1. Unscramble Each Word:
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TEDB: The scrambled letters are "TEDB". Unscrambling gives us the word:
BEDT (which can be rearranged to form
DEBT).
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CYMER: The scrambled letters are "CYMER". Unscrambling gives us the word:
MYERC (which can be rearranged to form
MERCY).
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ORPINS: The scrambled letters are "ORPINS". Unscrambling gives us the word:
SPINOR (which can be rearranged to form
PRISON).
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ELOWFL: The scrambled letters are "ELOWFL". Unscrambling gives us the word:
FLOWEL (which can be rearranged to form
WOLFLE or
FELLOW).
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NAHVEE: The scrambled letters are "NAHVEE". Unscrambling gives us the word:
HAVNEE (which can be rearranged to form
NEVAN or
NEVAH).
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MOGINDK: The scrambled letters are "MOGINDK". Unscrambling gives us the word:
GOMNDIK (which can be rearranged to form
KINGDOM).
#### 2. Identify Letters in Circles:
From the unscrambled words, we need to extract the letters that appear in the circles provided next to each word. Let's assume the circles highlight specific positions in the words:
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TEDB (DEBT): Assume the circle highlights the letter
D.
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CYMER (MERCY): Assume the circle highlights the letter
Y.
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ORPINS (PRISON): Assume the circle highlights the letter
I.
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ELOWFL (FELLOW): Assume the circle highlights the letter
L.
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NAHVEE (NEVAN): Assume the circle highlights the letter
N.
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MOGINDK (KINGDOM): Assume the circle highlights the letter
M.
#### 3. Collect Letters from Circles:
The letters from the circles are:
D, Y, I, L, N, M.
#### 4. Unscramble the Final Phrase:
The final phrase is: "You should ______ from your ______." Using the collected letters (
D, Y, I, L, N, M), we need to form two words that fit the context of the story "The Story of the Forgiving King."
- The first blank likely corresponds to a verb related to forgiveness or release. The letters can form the word:
FORGIVE.
- The second blank likely corresponds to something one forgives, such as a debt or sin. The letters can form the word:
DEBT.
Thus, the completed phrase is: "You should FORGIVE from your DEBT."
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Final Answer:
\[
\boxed{\text{FORGIVE, DEBT}}
\]
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of forgiveness worksheet for kids.
