This is a “Look & Rewrite” activity designed for young learners, likely in early elementary school. The goal is to
look at the pictures and
rewrite the full paragraph, filling in the missing words that the images represent.
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Step-by-step Solution:
Let’s go through each image and figure out what word it represents:
1.
First image: School bus
- Sentence: *“Every morning, Dina goes to school in a ___.”*
- ➤ The picture shows a
school bus, so the missing word is
“school bus”.
2.
Second image: Three children (friends)
- Sentence: *“She has many ___.”*
- ➤ The picture shows kids holding hands — clearly
friends.
- ➤ So, the word is
“friends”.
3.
Third image: Girl drawing
- Sentence: *“Dina and her friends like to ___.”*
- ➤ The girl is sitting and drawing — so the action is
“draw”.
- ➤ But wait — the sentence says “like to ___”, and the next sentence says “They like to draw ___ and ___.” — so this might be redundant? Let’s look again.
Actually, re-reading:
> “Dina and her friends like to ___ . They like to draw ___ and ___.”
The first blank after “like to” is likely meant to be
“draw” (since the image shows drawing), and then the next two blanks are *what* they draw — dinosaur and flowers.
So:
- Blank 3:
draw
- Blank 4:
dinosaur
- Blank 5:
flowers
4.
Fourth image: Smiley face
- Sentence: *“They are always ___ when they are in school.”*
- ➤ The smiley face represents
happy or
smiling.
- ➤ Most appropriate word here:
“happy”
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Final Rewritten Paragraph:
> Every morning, Dina goes to school in a
school bus. She has many
friends. They go to their class together. Dina and her friends like to
draw. They like to draw
dinosaur and
flowers. Every day, they also learn Mathematics. They are always
happy when they are in school.
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Notes for Students / Teachers:
- This activity helps students connect visuals with vocabulary.
- It practices reading comprehension and sentence completion.
- Encourage students to write neatly in the dashed lines provided.
- You can also ask them to read the completed paragraph aloud for fluency practice.
✔ Completed Answer Ready to Write:
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Every morning, Dina goes to school in a school bus. She has many friends. They go to their class together. Dina and her friends like to draw. They like to draw dinosaur and flowers. Every day, they also learn Mathematics. They are always happy when they are in school.
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*(Note: Depending on curriculum level, you may want to pluralize “dinosaur” → “dinosaurs”, but since the image shows one, singular is acceptable for early learners.)*
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of free time worksheet for grade 2.
