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Let’s solve this step by step.
We are looking at a house with different rooms and areas labeled with numbers. Each number has a word with missing letters. We need to fill in the blanks using the vowel hints at the top:
- “a” appears 4 times → for words that use ‘a’
- “e” appears 4 times → for words that use ‘e’
- “i” appears 5 times → for words that use ‘i’
- “o” appears 7 times → for words that use ‘o’
But actually, we don’t need to count them — we just need to guess the room names based on the picture and the letters given.
Let’s go one by one:
1. b _ thr _ _ m → Picture shows a bathroom (toilet, sink). So it’s bathroom → b a t h r o o m
→ Already filled as example: “b a thr o o m”
2. h _ ll → Picture points to hallway (where boy is walking). So hall → h a l l? Wait — but “hall” only has one ‘a’. But look: the blank is after ‘h’, so h _ ll → must be hall → h a l l
Wait — let’s check all:
Actually, let’s list all the correct room names first from the pictures:
1. Bathroom → b a t h r o o m ✔ (given)
2. Hall → h a l l → so 2 = h a l l
3. Bedroom → b e d r o o m → so 3 = b e dr o o m
4. Garden → g a r d e n → so 4 = g a rd e n
5. Garage → g a r a g e → so 5 = g a r a g e
6. Kitchen → k i t c h e n → so 6 = k i tch e n
7. Living room → l i v i n g r o o m → so 7 = l i v i ng r o o m
8. Dining room → d i n i n g r o o m → so 8 = d i n i ng r o o m
Now let’s write them properly with the blanks filled:
1. b a thr o o m → already done
2. h _ ll → h a l l
3. b _ dr _ _ m → b e dr o o m
4. g _ rd _ n → g a rd e n
5. g _ r _ g _ → g a r a g e
6. k _ tch _ n → k i tch e n
7. l _ v _ ng r _ _ m → l i v i ng r o o m
8. d _ n _ ng r _ _ m → d i n i ng r o o m
Now part 2: “Look and write.” — answering where people are.
1. First box:
- He is in the garden → already written: “He’s in the garden.”
- She is in the... → picture shows girl in bath → so “She’s in the bathroom.”
2. Second box:
- Where is she? → girl sleeping in bed → bedroom → “She’s in the bedroom.”
- Where is he? → boy sleeping on sofa → living room → “He’s in the living room.”
3. Third box:
- Where is he? → man standing near stairs → hall → “He’s in the hall.”
- Where is she? → woman in kitchen → “She’s in the kitchen.”
4. Fourth box:
- Where is she? → car in garage → maybe mom driving? Or just car → but question says “she” → perhaps woman in garage? Picture shows car in garage → assume “She’s in the garage.”
- Where is he? → boy under dining table → dining room → “He’s in the dining room.”
Let’s double-check:
Part 1 Answers:
2. hall → h a l l
3. bedroom → b e dr o o m
4. garden → g a rd e n
5. garage → g a r a g e
6. kitchen → k i tch e n
7. living room → l i v i ng r o o m
8. dining room → d i n i ng r o o m
Part 2 Answers:
1. She’s in the bathroom.
2. She’s in the bedroom. He’s in the living room.
3. He’s in the hall. She’s in the kitchen.
4. She’s in the garage. He’s in the dining room.
All make sense with the pictures.
Final Answer:
Part 1:
2. h a l l
3. b e dr o o m
4. g a rd e n
5. g a r a g e
6. k i tch e n
7. l i v i ng r o o m
8. d i n i ng r o o m
Part 2:
1. She’s in the bathroom.
2. She’s in the bedroom. He’s in the living room.
3. He’s in the hall. She’s in the kitchen.
4. She’s in the garage. He’s in the dining room.
We are looking at a house with different rooms and areas labeled with numbers. Each number has a word with missing letters. We need to fill in the blanks using the vowel hints at the top:
- “a” appears 4 times → for words that use ‘a’
- “e” appears 4 times → for words that use ‘e’
- “i” appears 5 times → for words that use ‘i’
- “o” appears 7 times → for words that use ‘o’
But actually, we don’t need to count them — we just need to guess the room names based on the picture and the letters given.
Let’s go one by one:
1. b _ thr _ _ m → Picture shows a bathroom (toilet, sink). So it’s bathroom → b a t h r o o m
→ Already filled as example: “b a thr o o m”
2. h _ ll → Picture points to hallway (where boy is walking). So hall → h a l l? Wait — but “hall” only has one ‘a’. But look: the blank is after ‘h’, so h _ ll → must be hall → h a l l
Wait — let’s check all:
Actually, let’s list all the correct room names first from the pictures:
1. Bathroom → b a t h r o o m ✔ (given)
2. Hall → h a l l → so 2 = h a l l
3. Bedroom → b e d r o o m → so 3 = b e dr o o m
4. Garden → g a r d e n → so 4 = g a rd e n
5. Garage → g a r a g e → so 5 = g a r a g e
6. Kitchen → k i t c h e n → so 6 = k i tch e n
7. Living room → l i v i n g r o o m → so 7 = l i v i ng r o o m
8. Dining room → d i n i n g r o o m → so 8 = d i n i ng r o o m
Now let’s write them properly with the blanks filled:
1. b a thr o o m → already done
2. h _ ll → h a l l
3. b _ dr _ _ m → b e dr o o m
4. g _ rd _ n → g a rd e n
5. g _ r _ g _ → g a r a g e
6. k _ tch _ n → k i tch e n
7. l _ v _ ng r _ _ m → l i v i ng r o o m
8. d _ n _ ng r _ _ m → d i n i ng r o o m
Now part 2: “Look and write.” — answering where people are.
1. First box:
- He is in the garden → already written: “He’s in the garden.”
- She is in the... → picture shows girl in bath → so “She’s in the bathroom.”
2. Second box:
- Where is she? → girl sleeping in bed → bedroom → “She’s in the bedroom.”
- Where is he? → boy sleeping on sofa → living room → “He’s in the living room.”
3. Third box:
- Where is he? → man standing near stairs → hall → “He’s in the hall.”
- Where is she? → woman in kitchen → “She’s in the kitchen.”
4. Fourth box:
- Where is she? → car in garage → maybe mom driving? Or just car → but question says “she” → perhaps woman in garage? Picture shows car in garage → assume “She’s in the garage.”
- Where is he? → boy under dining table → dining room → “He’s in the dining room.”
Let’s double-check:
Part 1 Answers:
2. hall → h a l l
3. bedroom → b e dr o o m
4. garden → g a rd e n
5. garage → g a r a g e
6. kitchen → k i tch e n
7. living room → l i v i ng r o o m
8. dining room → d i n i ng r o o m
Part 2 Answers:
1. She’s in the bathroom.
2. She’s in the bedroom. He’s in the living room.
3. He’s in the hall. She’s in the kitchen.
4. She’s in the garage. He’s in the dining room.
All make sense with the pictures.
Final Answer:
Part 1:
2. h a l l
3. b e dr o o m
4. g a rd e n
5. g a r a g e
6. k i tch e n
7. l i v i ng r o o m
8. d i n i ng r o o m
Part 2:
1. She’s in the bathroom.
2. She’s in the bedroom. He’s in the living room.
3. He’s in the hall. She’s in the kitchen.
4. She’s in the garage. He’s in the dining room.
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of house worksheet.