Let’s look at what the task is asking.
On the left worksheet, you’re told to “Draw a line from top to bottom.” There are two apples and two bananas shown in boxes. The example shows a hand drawing a straight vertical line — so you just need to draw one straight line going down from the top of the page to the bottom, anywhere on that sheet. It doesn’t have to touch any fruit — it’s just practicing drawing a straight downward line.
On the right worksheet, you’re told to “Draw a line from the circle to the star.” You see a big bear picture with a red circle near its mouth (maybe representing a nose or a spot), and there’s a small star drawn above the bear’s head. So you need to draw a line connecting that red circle to the star — probably a straight or slightly curved line, as long as it starts at the circle and ends at the star.
Also, under the bear, it says “bear” — that’s just labeling the picture, not part of the drawing task.
So for each worksheet:
- Left: Draw any straight vertical line from top to bottom.
- Right: Draw a line from the red circle (on the bear) to the star (above the bear).
You don’t need to color anything or write extra words — just follow the directions exactly.
Final Answer:
On the left page, draw a straight line from the top edge to the bottom edge of the paper. On the right page, draw a line starting at the red circle on the bear’s face and ending at the star above the bear’s head.
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of kumon printable worksheet for kindergarten.
