Problem Analysis:
The task involves selecting objects based on their position relative to the viewer:
left or
right. The instructions are clear for each row of images, and we need to follow them step by step.
Step-by-Step Solution:
#### 1.
Select the butterfly on the left.
- There are two butterflies shown.
- The orange butterfly is on the left.
- The blue butterfly is on the right.
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Correct selection: Orange butterfly (on the left).
#### 2.
Select the car on the right.
- There are two cars shown.
- The blue car is on the left.
- The red car is on the right.
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Correct selection: Red car (on the right).
#### 3.
Select the flower on the right.
- There are two flowers shown.
- The blue flower is on the left.
- The yellow flower is on the right.
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Correct selection: Yellow flower (on the right).
#### 4.
Select the animal on the left.
- There are two animals shown.
- The giraffe is on the left.
- The elephant is on the right.
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Correct selection: Giraffe (on the left).
Final Answer:
- Butterfly on the left:
Orange butterfly
- Car on the right:
Red car
- Flower on the right:
Yellow flower
- Animal on the left:
Giraffe
Boxed Final Answer:
\[
\boxed{\text{Orange butterfly, Red car, Yellow flower, Giraffe}}
\]
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of left and right worksheet.
