This is a puzzle activity, not a math or logic problem with calculations. The goal is to cut out the six rectangular pieces on the left and arrange them in the correct order on the right to form a complete picture of three pups from Paw Patrol: Skye (pink), Marshall (red), and Chase (yellow).
Step-by-step reasoning:
1. Look at the bottom row of the grid on the right — it’s empty and needs to be filled first because that’s where the full bodies of the pups usually are.
2. Notice the bottom-left piece shows Skye’s face and part of her body — she should go in the bottom-left box.
3. Next to her, in the bottom-middle, should be Marshall — his head and upper body are visible in the bottom-right piece on the left side.
4. In the bottom-right box, place the piece showing Chase’s legs and tail — he’s flying through the air.
5. Now look at the middle row: the top-left piece has Skye’s hat and paw — that goes above her face.
6. The top-middle piece shows Chase’s smiling face — that belongs above his flying body.
7. The top-right piece has Marshall’s helmet and paw — that goes above his head.
When arranged correctly, the puzzle will show all three pups together as they appear in the reference image at the bottom right.
Final Answer:
Cut out the six rectangles on the left and glue them into the 3x2 grid on the right so that Skye is on the left, Marshall in the middle, and Chase on the right — matching the picture shown at the bottom of the page.
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of paw patrol preschool worksheet.
