These multiple meaning word task cards help students visualize how words like 'letter,' 'buttons,' and 'park' can have different meanings in different contexts.

Let’s go through each card one by one. We’re looking for all the different meanings of each word — like how “letter” can mean a written note OR a character in the alphabet.

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1. Letter

Look at the pictures:

- Planet with rings → Saturn? Not related to “letter”.
- ABC blocks → Yes! Letters of the alphabet.
- Cat wearing glasses? No, that’s not a meaning of “letter”.
- Envelope with stamp → Yes! A letter you mail.
- Coin with “10¢” → That’s money, not a letter.
- Sheet music? Those are musical notes, not letters.

✔ So, correct meanings:
→ Alphabet letters (ABC)
→ Mail/envelope

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2. Buttons

Pictures:

- Acorn? No.
- Blue button with holes? Yes! Clothing button.
- Remote control? Has buttons! Yes.
- Hamburger? No.
- Keyboard? Has keys/buttons? Maybe… but usually we say “keys”, not “buttons”. Let’s skip unless it clearly says “button”.
- Skeleton key? No.

Wait — let’s think again:

- Button on clothes ✔
- Button on remote or device ✔
- What about the yellow circle? Could be a push-button toy? Possibly. But better stick to clear ones.

Actually, look again — there’s also a picture of what looks like a game controller or something with round things — maybe those are buttons too?

But safest answers:

✔ Clothing button
✔ Device/remote button

(If the keyboard is meant to show “buttons”, then include it — but typically keyboards have “keys”. So probably not.)

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3. Sign

Pictures:

- Girl pointing? She might be signing (like sign language)? Or just pointing? Hmm.
- Bookshelf? No.
- Flashlight? No.
- Envelope? No.
- Signature? YES! To “sign” your name.
- Pencil writing? Part of signing? Maybe.
- Road sign? YES! Like stop sign or direction sign.

So:

✔ Sign as in signature
✔ Sign as in road/signboard

What about the girl? If she’s doing sign language — that’s another meaning! “Sign” can mean hand signals for communication.

So if that’s intended:

✔ Sign language gesture

But since it’s ambiguous, let’s go with the clearest two:

✔ Signature
✔ Road sign

*(Note: In many curricula, “sign” includes sign language — so if the girl is making a hand shape, count it.)*

Looking closely — she has her hands up in a gesture — likely sign language.

So final three:

✔ Sign language
✔ Signature
✔ Road sign

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4. Miss

Pictures:

- TV screen? No.
- Boy standing? Could be “I miss him”? Emotional missing? Yes!
- Beach scene? Maybe “miss the beach”? Possible.
- Suitcase? Travel? “Miss your flight”? Maybe.
- Barn? Unlikely.
- Girl sitting alone? Again, emotional missing.

“Miss” can mean:

- Feel sad because someone/something is gone → emotional sense
- Fail to catch/hit/attend → e.g., miss the bus, miss a shot

Check images:

- Boy looking sad? → emotional miss ✔
- Girl sitting alone? → emotional miss ✔
- Suitcase? → could imply missed trip? Maybe stretch.
- Beach? → “I miss the beach” ✔
- TV? No.
- Barn? No.

Best matches:

✔ Missing someone emotionally (boy, girl)
✔ Missing an event/place (beach)

Suitcase? Only if it implies “missed flight” — possible, but less direct.

Stick with:

✔ Emotional missing (people/places)
→ Represented by boy, girl, beach

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5. Park

Pictures:

- Walking cane? No.
- Car? You park a car! ✔
- Volcano? No.
- Trees and bench? Public park! ✔
- Washing machine? No.
- Castle? Amusement park? Maybe — like Disney World = theme park ✔

So:

✔ Park a vehicle
✔ Public green space (trees/bench)
✔ Theme/amusement park (castle)

All three fit!

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6. Roll

Pictures:

- Hand rolling dough? Yes! Roll out dough ✔
- Bread roll? Yes! Food item ✔
- Snake coiled? Rolling motion? Maybe — snakes don’t really “roll”, they slither. Probably not.
- Dress? No.
- Bowl of salad? No.
- Scroll? Ancient paper rolled up? YES! “Roll” as in scroll ✔

Also — “roll” can mean to move by turning over — like a ball rolls. But no ball here.

Snake? If it’s curled, maybe “coiled”, not “rolled”. Skip.

So:

✔ Roll dough (action)
✔ Bread roll (food)
✔ Scroll (rolled-up document)

Perfect.

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Now let’s summarize each card’s correct selections:

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Letter:
✔️ ABC blocks
✔️ Envelope

Buttons:
✔️ Blue clothing button
✔️ Remote control
*(Optional: if keyboard is considered to have buttons — but safer to leave out)*

Sign:
✔️ Girl doing sign language
✔️ Signature + pencil
✔️ Orange diamond road sign

Miss:
✔️ Boy (emotional)
✔️ Beach (missing place)
✔️ Girl sitting (emotional)

Park:
✔️ Car (park vehicle)
✔️ Trees/bench (public park)
✔️ Castle (theme park)

Roll:
✔️ Hands rolling dough
✔️ Bread roll
✔️ Scroll

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Final Answer:

For each word, select these images:

Letter: ABC blocks, envelope
Buttons: clothing button, remote control
Sign: sign language girl, signature, road sign
Miss: boy, beach, girl sitting
Park: car, trees/bench, castle
Roll: hands rolling dough, bread roll, scroll