The image shows two types of matching exercises:
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Match picture to picture
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Match picture to word
Explanation and Solution:
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1. Match picture to picture
In this section, the task is to draw a line connecting identical pictures. Here's how it works:
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Top row: The first picture (a couch) matches with the second picture (another couch).
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Second row: The first picture (a bookshelf) matches with the third picture (another bookshelf). The second picture (a chair) matches with the fourth picture (another chair).
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Third row: The first picture (a dresser) matches with the third picture (another dresser). The second picture (a bed) matches with the fourth picture (another bed).
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Fourth row: The first picture (a nightstand) matches with the third picture (another nightstand). The second picture (a sofa) matches with the fourth picture (another sofa).
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2. Match picture to word
In this section, the task is to draw a line connecting each picture to its corresponding word. Here's how it works:
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First picture (lamp): Connects to the word "lamp."
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Second picture (coffee table): Connects to the word "coffee table."
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Third picture (desk): Connects to the word "desk."
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Fourth picture (bed): Connects to the word "bed."
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Fifth picture (nightstand): Connects to the word "nightstand."
Summary of Matches:
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Match picture to picture:
- Couch → Couch
- Bookshelf → Bookshelf
- Chair → Chair
- Dresser → Dresser
- Bed → Bed
- Nightstand → Nightstand
- Sofa → Sofa
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Match picture to word:
- Lamp → lamp
- Coffee table → coffee table
- Desk → desk
- Bed → bed
- Nightstand → nightstand
Final Answer:
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Match picture to picture: All pairs are correctly matched as shown above.
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Match picture to word: All pairs are correctly matched as shown above.
This exercise helps reinforce visual recognition and vocabulary skills!
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of life skills worksheet for special needs students.
