Let’s solve this step by step.
We are looking at puzzle pieces that match objects with their correct color. Each object on the left has a matching colored block on the right — like putting together two halves of a puzzle.
Let’s go row by row:
1.
Tomato → It’s red, so it matches the
red block.
2.
Crab → The crab is blue, so it matches the
blue block.
3.
Pink shirt → The shirt is pink, so it matches the
pink block.
4.
Green apple → The apple is green, so it matches the
green block.
Now, let’s check if these colors make sense in real life:
- Tomatoes are usually red
✔
- Crabs can be blue (especially cartoon ones)
✔
- Shirts can be any color — here it’s drawn pink
✔
- Apples can be green
✔
All matches are logical and based on the actual color shown in the picture.
Final Answer:
Tomato → Red
Crab → Blue
Shirt → Pink
Apple → Green
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of printable puzzles for three year olds.
