Let’s go step by step to solve this worksheet.
The title is “OA WORDS” — that means we’re looking for words that have the letters
o and
a together, making the long “o” sound (like in “boat” or “coat”).
Each row has:
- A picture
- A blank box with a letter inside it (that’s the first letter of the word)
- Then the rest of the word: “oat”, “oad”, “oap”, etc.
We need to match each picture to the correct word that starts with the given letter and ends with the “oa” + ending part.
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Row 1:
Picture = yellow coat
Letter in box =
c
Word so far: c ___ → should be
coat ✔
“Coat” matches the picture and has “oa”.
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Row 2:
Picture = green frog (but wait — frogs aren’t called “toads”? Actually, yes — some frogs are called toads. The picture looks like a toad.)
Letter in box =
t
Word so far: t ___ → should be
toad ✔
“Toad” matches the animal and has “oa”.
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Row 3:
Picture = pink bar of soap with bubbles
Letter in box =
s
Word so far: s ___ → should be
soap ✔
“Soap” matches the picture and has “oa”.
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Row 4:
Picture = blue boat on water
Letter in box =
b
Word so far: b ___ → should be
boat ✔
“Boat” matches the picture and has “oa”.
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Row 5:
Picture = brown goat with horns
Letter in box =
g
Word so far: g ___ → should be
goat ✔
“Goat” matches the picture and has “oa”.
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All the words are already correctly filled in! The student just needs to recognize that each picture matches the word formed by the letter in the box + the “oa” ending.
No changes needed — everything is correct as shown.
Final Answer:
All words are correctly completed:
- coat
- toad
- soap
- boat
- goat
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of oa words worksheet.
