Letter y Worksheets - Free Printable

Explanation:
We need to find all the pictures that begin with the letter Y.

Let’s go through each picture one by one and think of what it is:

1. A stack of books → “books” starts with B → ✘
2. A wheel with a spoke (like a fan or wheel) → could be “wheel”, “fan”, or “yoke”? But this looks like a yoke? Wait — actually, this is more likely a yo-yo? No, a yo-yo is round with string — this looks like a wheel, or maybe a spool. Let’s hold off and check others.
3. A furry animal with horns — that’s a yak! ✔ Yes, *yak* starts with Y.
4. Yarn with knitting needles — “yarn” starts with Y! ✔
5. A circle with “Yy” inside — that’s the letter itself, not a picture *of something*, but the instruction says “pictures that begin with Y”, so we usually don’t count the letter itself unless specified. So probably ✘.
6. A spider — “spider” starts with S → ✘
7. A tube (maybe glue or marker) — “tube” or “marker” → not Y → ✘
8. A fried egg (sunny-side up) — “egg” starts with E → ✘
9. A child stretching/yoga pose? Looks like someone doing yoga! ✔ *Yoga* starts with Y.
10. Two strawberries — “strawberry” starts with S → ✘
11. A man covering his mouth — maybe “yawn”? Yes! That’s a person yawning. ✔ *Yawn* starts with Y.

Now double-check the second item: the round object with a string and a disc — that’s actually a yo-yo! The shape matches: two discs connected by an axle, with string. So yes — yo-yo ✔.

So the items that begin with Y:
- Yak
- Yarn
- Yo-yo
- Yoga
- Yawn

That’s 5 pictures.

Wait — let’s confirm each visual again based on standard preschool worksheets:

- Stack of books → book
- Yo-yo → yes, classic line drawing of yo-yo
- Yak → definitely
- Yarn with needles → yarn
- “Yy” circle → letter, not an object — skip
- Spider → no
- Glue stick/tube → no
- Fried egg → no
- Child in yoga pose → yes, yoga
- Strawberries → no
- Man yawning → yes

So total: yo-yo, yak, yarn, yoga, yawn = 5 items.

Final Answer:
yo-yo, yak, yarn, yoga, yawn