Let’s go through each picture and match it with the correct activity name.
1. First box: There’s a camera → The right word is
take photos (not “bake” — that’s for cooking in an oven).
2. Second box: A person in a chef hat stirring something in a pan → That’s
cook (not “walk” — walking is moving on foot).
3. Third box: A person walking → So the answer is
walk (not “draw” — drawing means making pictures with pencil or pen).
4. Fourth box: A girl sitting with paper and crayons, making a picture → That’s
draw (not “dance” — dancing is moving your body to music).
5. Fifth box: Three people moving their bodies happily, maybe to music → That’s
dance (not “read” — reading is looking at books).
6. Sixth box: A tent and a tree outdoors → That’s
camp (not “read” — camping is sleeping outside in nature).
7. Seventh box: Two kids sitting with open books → That’s
read (not “sing” — singing is using your voice to make music).
8. Eighth box: A person holding a microphone, mouth open like they’re performing → That’s
sing (not “paint” — painting uses brushes and colors on canvas).
Now let’s list the correct answers in order:
- take photos
- cook
- walk
- draw
- dance
- camp
- read
- sing
Final Answer:
take photos, cook, walk, draw, dance, camp, read, sing
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of fun worksheet for students.
