Let’s go through each picture and think about what will happen next.
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First picture:
A girl is holding a microphone and looks like she’s on stage or getting ready to perform.
→ She’s not cooking (no kitchen, no food).
→ She’s not going to sleep (she’s standing up, active, with a mic).
→ The most logical thing:
She will sing a song.
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Second picture:
An airplane is shown close to the ground, with its wheels down — that means it’s either landing or just took off. But since it’s angled downward toward the ground, it’s likely coming in for a landing.
→ Going to Mars? No — airplanes don’t go to space.
→ Taking off soon? Unlikely — if it were taking off, it would be angled upward.
→ So:
The airplane will land safely.
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Third picture:
A person dressed like a thief (mask, dark clothes) is running away, and a dog is chasing him.
→ The dog isn’t sleeping — it’s actively running after someone.
→ Wagging tail? Maybe, but that’s not the main action here — the dog is chasing a thief!
→ Most logical:
The dog will bark at the thief. (Dogs often bark when chasing or alerting.)
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Final Answer:
She will sing a song.
The airplane will land safely.
The dog will bark at the thief.
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of prediction worksheet.
