Let’s solve the problem step by step.
The task says:
“Put one dot into each circle with the letter C.”
That means we need to look at every circle on the right page and find all the circles that have the letter
C inside them. Then, we put a dot in each of those circles.
Let’s go row by row (from top to bottom) and left to right within each row, checking each circle:
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Row 1:
- M → not C
- C → YES! Put a dot here
- A → not C
- G → not C
- C → YES! Put a dot here
- T → not C
→ Dots so far: 2
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Row 2:
- A → not C
- B → not C
- E → not C
- C → YES! Put a dot here
- B → not C
- C → YES! Put a dot here
→ Dots so far: 4
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Row 3:
- C → YES! Put a dot here
- K → not C
- D → not C
- K → not C
- X → not C
→ Dots so far: 5
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Row 4:
- O → not C
- C → YES! Put a dot here
- C → YES! Put a dot here
- H → not C
- Z → not C
→ Dots so far: 7
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Row 5:
- Z → not C
- X → not C
- C → YES! Put a dot here
- L → not C
- C → YES! Put a dot here
- P → not C
→ Dots so far: 9
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Row 6:
- C → YES! Put a dot here
- F → not C
- (cat drawing — no letters here)
- Z → not C
→ Dots so far: 10
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Row 7:
- S → not C
- N → not C
- (cat tail area — but only circles count)
- C → YES! Put a dot here
- C → YES! Put a dot here
→ Dots so far: 12
Wait — let’s double-check Row 7. The last two circles are both “C” — yes, they should get dots.
But hold on — did we miss any?
Let me list ALL the positions where “C” appears:
From above:
Row 1: positions 2 and 5 → 2 Cs
Row 2: positions 4 and 6 → 2 Cs
Row 3: position 1 → 1 C
Row 4: positions 2 and 3 → 2 Cs
Row 5: positions 3 and 5 → 2 Cs
Row 6: position 1 → 1 C
Row 7: positions 4 and 5 → 2 Cs
Total = 2 + 2 + 1 + 2 + 2 + 1 + 2 =
12
Yes, that’s correct.
So, you should put a dot in
12 circles — specifically, every circle that has the letter
C in it.
Final Answer:
You should put a dot in 12 circles — all the ones that contain the letter C.
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of letter recognition worksheet letter c.