Let’s go through each picture and figure out the missing first letter.
We’re looking for the
first sound of each word — that means the letter that starts the word when you say it out loud.
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1. Picture: Taxi → Word is “taxi” → but we see “_ab” → wait, that doesn’t match. Let’s look again.
Actually, looking at the boxes:
- First row, left: taxi → box says “_ a b” → so word is “cab”? But taxi isn’t cab… Hmm.
Wait — maybe I misread. Let’s list them properly by matching image to letters below.
Looking carefully:
✔ Row 1:
- Left: Car (like a taxi) → boxes: _ a b → should be “cab” → so missing letter =
c
- Middle: Pot → boxes: _ o t → “pot” → missing =
p
- Right: Hut → boxes: _ u t → “hut” → missing =
h
✔ Row 2:
- Left: Tin can → boxes: _ i n → “tin” → missing =
t
- Middle: Bun → boxes: _ u n → “bun” → missing =
b
- Right: Rat → boxes: _ a t → “rat” → missing =
r
✔ Row 3:
- Left: Web → boxes: _ e b → “web” → missing =
w
- Middle: Kid → boxes: _ i d → “kid” → missing =
k
- Right: Dog → boxes: _ o g → “dog” → missing =
d
✔ Row 4:
- Left: Bat → boxes: _ a t → “bat” → missing =
b
- Middle: Men → boxes: _ e n → “men” → missing =
m
- Right: Bib → boxes: _ i b → “bib” → missing =
b
All make sense now!
Final answers in order:
Row 1: c, p, h
Row 2: t, b, r
Row 3: w, k, d
Row 4: b, m, b
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Final Answer:
c, p, h, t, b, r, w, k, d, b, m, b
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of missing letter worksheets.
