Explanation:
Let’s go through each instruction one by one and apply it to the picture (as if we’re coloring/drawing on it):
1.
Color 5 apples red → Pick any 5 apples in the scene and color them red.
2.
Draw a line under the apple basket → Find the basket the boy is holding (with apples inside), and draw a straight line right underneath it.
3.
Put an X on the apple the boy is holding → The boy is sitting and holding one apple in his hand — put an “X” on that specific apple.
4.
Circle 3+4 apples. Color them yellow → 3 + 4 = 7 apples. So find 7 apples total (anywhere in the scene), circle all 7, then color those 7 apples yellow.
5.
Color her boots red → The girl is standing; she’s wearing boots — color both boots red.
6.
Write the word APPLE on the ground → On the blank ground area (e.g., near the wagon or path), write “APPLE” in capital letters.
7.
Color the tops of the trees green → Each tree has a leafy top (the rounded part with apples); color just the leafy parts green (not the trunks).
8.
Draw the yellow sun in the sky → In the empty sky area (top part of page), draw a simple sun (circle with rays) and color it yellow.
9.
Put a box around the wagon full of apples → Find the wagon with apples inside, and draw a rectangle (box) around the entire wagon.
10.
Draw 5−2 apples in the grass on the right → 5 − 2 = 3. So draw 3 apples lying in the grass on the right side of the picture (near the rightmost tree or fence).
All instructions are clear and involve basic counting, drawing, and coloring. No contradictions — all can be done simultaneously.
Final Answer:
Follow all 10 directions as described above.
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of kindergarten direction worksheet.
