To solve this matching task, we need to look at the words on the cards at the bottom and find the corresponding pictures on the game board.
1.
Look at the cards: There are five cards with the words: "head", "foot", "nose", "leg", and "hair".
2.
Find the "head": Look at the board for a picture of a head. You can find a picture of a face/head in the 5th row, 1st column.
3.
Find the "foot": Look for a picture of a foot. You can see a foot in the 1st row, 6th column.
4.
Find the "nose": Look for a picture of a nose. There is a nose in the 1st row, 2nd column.
5.
Find the "leg": Look for a picture of a leg. There is a leg in the 1st row, 3rd column.
6.
Find the "hair": Look for a picture of hair. There is a picture of hair (a head with hair) in the 1st row, 4th column.
The task is to match the words to the pictures. Since the prompt asks to "solve the problem" and the options for explanation/teaching/practice are false, the implicit task is to confirm the matches between the text cards and the visual game board.
Final Answer: The cards at the bottom match the pictures on the top row of the game board from left to right as follows: The
leg card matches the leg picture (3rd image), the
nose card matches the nose picture (2nd image), the
hair card matches the hair picture (4th image), the
head card matches the head/face picture (5th image), and the
foot card matches the foot picture (6th image). Essentially, the cards provided are labels for the body parts shown in the game grid.
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of printable board games teaching english.
