I can now see the second task clearly. On the left, there are four pictures, each showing Little Red Riding Hood with a wolf in bed, but with a different part of the wolf's face highlighted by a yellow circle. On the right, there are four sentences, each describing a different feature of the wolf.
Let me examine each picture and sentence to make the correct matches:
1. The first picture highlights the wolf's eyes.
2. The second picture highlights the wolf's ears.
3. The third picture highlights the wolf's nose.
4. The fourth picture highlights the wolf's teeth.
The sentences on the right are:
- "What big eyes you have!"
- "What big ears you have!"
- "What a big nose you have!"
- "What big teeth you have!"
Based on this, I can match each picture with the corresponding sentence that describes the highlighted feature.
Solution:
Task 1: Match the pictures with the words.
- Wolf → wolf (already done)
- House → house
- Granny → granny
- Woodcutter → woodcutter
- Bed → bed
Task 2: Match the pictures with the sentences.
- Picture 1 (highlighting eyes) → "What big eyes you have!"
- Picture 2 (highlighting ears) → "What big ears you have!"
- Picture 3 (highlighting nose) → "What a big nose you have!"
- Picture 4 (highlighting teeth) → "What big teeth you have!"
This completes the worksheet. The matching is based on identifying the object or feature in each picture and finding the word or sentence that correctly describes it.
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of little red riding hood worksheet.
