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Let’s solve this step by step.

We are told: “Color the shapes to plant the flowers in the pots.”

Looking at the top row, we see four different flowers, each with a shape next to it:

1. First flower (tulip) → has a square beside it.
2. Second flower (buds) → has a circle beside it.
3. Third flower (daisy) → has a triangle beside it.
4. Fourth flower (star-shaped flower) → has a star beside it.

That means:
- All squares in the grid should be colored for the first pot.
- All circles should be colored for the second pot.
- All triangles should be colored for the third pot.
- All stars should be colored for the fourth pot.

Now let’s go row by row through the grid and mark which shapes belong to which pot.

Grid is 7 rows × 10 columns = 70 cells total.

We’ll list what shape is in each cell, then group them by type.

Row 1:
○ □ □ ○ ○ ○ △ △ ☆ ☆
→ Circles: positions 1,4,5,6 → 4 circles
→ Squares: positions 2,3 → 2 squares
→ Triangles: positions 7,8 → 2 triangles
→ Stars: positions 9,10 → 2 stars

Row 2:
◇ ○ □ □ ○ ◇ ○ △ ☆ ○
→ Diamonds: 1,6 → ignore (not assigned to any flower)
→ Circles: 2,5,7,10 → 4 circles
→ Squares: 3,4 → 2 squares
→ Triangle: 8 → 1 triangle
→ Star: 9 → 1 star

Row 3:
◇ □ □ □ ○ □ △ △ ☆ ◇
→ Diamonds: 1,10 → ignore
→ Squares: 2,3,4,6 → 4 squares
→ Circle: 5 → 1 circle
→ Triangles: 7,8 → 2 triangles
→ Star: 9 → 1 star

Row 4:
☆ □ ○ □ ○ ○ △ ☆ ☆ □
→ Star: 1 → 1 star
→ Squares: 2,4,10 → 3 squares
→ Circles: 3,5,6 → 3 circles
→ Triangles: 7 → 1 triangle
→ Stars: 8,9 → 2 more stars → total stars in row: 3

Row 5:
□ □ □ □ ○ ○ △ ☆ ○ ◇
→ Squares: 1,2,3,4 → 4 squares
→ Circles: 5,6,9 → 3 circles
→ Triangle: 7 → 1 triangle
→ Star: 8 → 1 star
→ Diamond: 10 → ignore

Row 6:
□ □ ◇ ○ ○ ○ △ ☆ ☆ ☆
→ Squares: 1,2 → 2 squares
→ Diamond: 3 → ignore
→ Circles: 4,5,6 → 3 circles
→ Triangle: 7 → 1 triangle
→ Stars: 8,9,10 → 3 stars

Now let’s add up all the shapes that match the flower keys:

For Pot 1 (Squares):
Row1: 2
Row2: 2
Row3: 4
Row4: 3
Row5: 4
Row6: 2
Total squares = 2+2+4+3+4+2 = 17

For Pot 2 (Circles):
Row1: 4
Row2: 4
Row3: 1
Row4: 3
Row5: 3
Row6: 3
Total circles = 4+4+1+3+3+3 = 18

For Pot 3 (Triangles):
Row1: 2
Row2: 1
Row3: 2
Row4: 1
Row5: 1
Row6: 1
Total triangles = 2+1+2+1+1+1 = 8

For Pot 4 (Stars):
Row1: 2
Row2: 1
Row3: 1
Row4: 3
Row5: 1
Row6: 3
Total stars = 2+1+1+3+1+3 = 11

Wait — but there are only 4 pots, and we’re supposed to “plant the flowers” by coloring the matching shapes into each pot. That probably means we color ALL instances of each shape type — so each pot gets all its matching shapes colored.

But the question doesn’t ask how many — it just says “color the shapes to plant the flowers in the pots.” So the actual task is to identify which shapes go with which pot, and color them accordingly.

Since the user didn’t specify whether they want counts or instructions, and since this is a Pre-K worksheet, the expected answer is likely just to know which shape goes with which pot.

So final mapping:

- Pot 1 (first from left) → color all squares
- Pot 2 → color all circles
- Pot 3 → color all triangles
- Pot 4 → color all stars

Diamonds and ovals are not used — leave them uncolored.

Final Answer:
Color all squares for the first pot, all circles for the second pot, all triangles for the third pot, and all stars for the fourth pot. Leave diamonds and ovals uncolored.
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of preschool spring worksheets.
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