This image is a worksheet designed for children to learn about what plants need to grow. The task involves two parts: tracing dotted lines to read sentences and then checking pictures that represent what plants need.
Let's break down the solution step by step.
Part 1: Tracing the Dotted Lines
The first part of the worksheet asks the child to trace on the dotted lines to read about how plants grow. There are three sentences, each with a word highlighted in a different color and accompanied by an icon:
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Sun: The sentence reads, "Plants need sun to help them grow." The word "sun" is in orange, and there's a smiling sun icon next to it.
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Water: The sentence reads, "Plants need water to help them grow." The word "water" is in blue, and there's a water splash icon next to it.
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Soil: The sentence reads, "Plants need soil to help them grow." The word "soil" is in brown, and there's a pile of dirt icon next to it.
By tracing these lines, the child learns that plants require three essential things to grow: sun, water, and soil.
Part 2: Checking the Pictures
The second part of the worksheet asks the child to check the pictures of what plants need to grow. There are six pictures arranged in two rows, each with a checkbox next to it:
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Top Row:
- A smiling sun (this is needed for plants).
- A pile of soil (this is needed for plants).
- A turtle (this is not needed for plants).
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Bottom Row:
- A pen (this is not needed for plants).
- A bottle of soda (this is not needed for plants).
- A puddle of water (this is needed for plants).
The child should check the boxes next to the sun, soil, and water, as these are the three things plants need to grow, as learned in Part 1.
Final Answer
To solve the problem:
1. Trace the dotted lines in Part 1 to read the sentences about what plants need to grow: sun, water, and soil.
2. In Part 2, check the boxes next to the pictures of the sun, soil, and water. Do not check the boxes next to the turtle, pen, or soda bottle.
This activity helps children understand and visually identify the basic needs of plants for growth.
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of how plants grow worksheet.
