Let’s go step by step to match each pronoun with the correct image.
We have these words on the left:
- it
- she
- he
- they
- he (again)
- she (again)
And these images on the right (from top to bottom):
1. A girl kicking a soccer ball → This is “she”
2. A boy holding a football → This is “he”
3. A blue shopping bag → This is “it” (because a bag is not a person, so we use “it”)
4. Same girl kicking a soccer ball again → Still “she”
5. A family: mom, dad, and baby → This is “they” (more than one person)
6. Same boy holding a football again → Still “he”
Now let’s match them in order:
First word:
it → matches the blue bag (image #3)
Second word:
she → matches the girl kicking ball (image #1 or #4 — either is fine, but since we’re going top to bottom, pick #1 first)
Third word:
he → matches the boy with football (image #2)
Fourth word:
they → matches the family (image #5)
Fifth word:
he → matches the boy again (image #6)
Sixth word:
she → matches the girl again (image #4)
Wait — let’s double-check the order of images from top to bottom:
Image 1: Girl kicking ball → she
Image 2: Boy with football → he
Image 3: Blue bag → it
Image 4: Girl kicking ball → she
Image 5: Family → they
Image 6: Boy with football → he
So matching the words in order:
Word 1: “it” → Image 3 (bag)
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Word 2: “she” → Image 1 (girl)
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Word 3: “he” → Image 2 (boy)
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Word 4: “they” → Image 5 (family)
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Word 5: “he” → Image 6 (boy again)
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Word 6: “she” → Image 4 (girl again)
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All matched correctly!
Final Answer:
Draw lines like this:
“it” → blue bag
“she” → first girl kicking ball
“he” → first boy with football
“they” → family picture
“he” → second boy with football
“she” → second girl kicking ball
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of he she they worksheet.
