Let’s go step by step to solve this matching task.
We are given a central symbol in each row, and we need to match it to the correct picture on either the left or right side — whichever one shows what the symbol stands for.
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Row 1:
Central symbol: Two brown triangles with jagged tops → This looks like mountains.
Left picture: Desert with sand dunes → Not mountains.
Right picture: Snow-capped peaks with green foothills → Yes, that’s mountains.
✔ Match: Symbol → Right picture
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Row 2:
Central symbol: Green rectangle with cloud-like shapes → These look like trees or forest.
Left picture: Dense line of dark green trees → That’s a forest.
Right picture: Beach with palm tree and umbrella → Not a forest.
✔ Match: Symbol → Left picture
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Row 3:
Central symbol: Wavy blue line with green borders → This is a river.
Left picture: River flowing through green hills → Perfect match.
Right picture: Small pond in a field → A pond is not a river (river flows, pond is still).
✔ Match: Symbol → Left picture
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Row 4:
Central symbol: Black line with cross-hatching → This is a railroad track.
Left picture: Airport with planes → Not a train.
Right picture: Red train on tracks → Yes! That’s a railroad.
✔ Match: Symbol → Right picture
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All matches are now clear.
Final Answer:
Row 1: Right picture (mountains)
Row 2: Left picture (forest)
Row 3: Left picture (river)
Row 4: Right picture (railroad)
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of map key symbols for kids worksheet.
