Classroom objects 2 worksheet - Free Printable

Let's solve both tasks step by step.

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Task 6: Drag and drop the labels

We are given images of school supplies, and we need to match each image with its correct label from the list below:

Labels available:
- PENCIL
- PEN
- SCISSORS
- SHARPENER
- CRAYON
- BOOK
- ERASER
- RULER

Now let’s identify each item in the grid:

#### Row 1 (top row):
1. Yellow crayon → CRAYON
2. Green sharpener → SHARPENER
3. Wooden ruler → RULER
4. Blue pen → PEN

#### Row 2 (bottom row):
5. Scissors → SCISSORS
6. Orange pencil → PENCIL
7. Green book → BOOK
8. Orange eraser → ERASER

So the correct matches are:
- Crayon → CRAYON
- Sharpener → SHARPENER
- Ruler → RULER
- Pen → PEN
- Scissors → SCISSORS
- Pencil → PENCIL
- Book → BOOK
- Eraser → ERASER

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Task 7: Put the missing letters in their right place

We have images again, and under each image is a scrambled word with some letters missing. We must use the pool of letters at the bottom to fill in the blanks.

The letter pool at the bottom is:
```
S C K A C N B R I O S P R R P A O N S R L P N O S
```

Let’s go one by one.

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#### 1. Sharpener image → H _ R E _ E
We know it's "SHARPENER", but only "H R E E" are shown.
So missing letters: A, P, N

But wait — the blank has 5 boxes:
`_ H _ R E _ E` → Wait, actually it's written as:
`H _ R E _ E` — so positions:
1: H
2: ?
3: R
4: E
5: ?
6: E

Wait, that doesn’t make sense. Let's look carefully.

Actually, the word is displayed as:
```
H _ R E _ E
```
That’s 6 letters: H _ R E _ E → So it's likely meant to be SHARPENER, but shortened?

No, probably not. Let’s think.

Wait — the image is a sharpener, and the word is partially filled as:

`H _ R E _ E` — 6 letters.

But “sharpener” is 9 letters.

Wait — maybe this is a typo or misunderstanding.

Wait — no. Looking closely:

It says:
`H _ R E _ E` → That’s 6 characters.

But the word should be SHARPENER — 9 letters.

Hmm.

Wait — perhaps the format is wrong.

Wait — no, let’s recheck the image layout.

Looking at the worksheet:

For Sharpener, the text is:
```
H _ R E _ E
```

That’s 6 letters. But "sharper" is 7 letters? No.

Wait — perhaps it's SHARPENER, but only part of the letters are shown?

No — actually, the way it's laid out:

Each image has a sequence of boxes underneath, with some letters filled in and others blank.

Let’s list them properly:

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Image 1: Sharpener

Boxes: `H _ R E _ E` → 6 boxes
We know it’s SHARPENER → 9 letters → too long.

Wait — maybe it's SHARPENER, but only 6 letters shown?

No — perhaps it's a different word.

Wait — could it be SHARPER? But that’s not the full name.

Wait — maybe it's SHARPENER, but they’re showing only parts?

Wait — perhaps the label is being built, and we need to insert missing letters.

But the number of boxes matters.

Let’s count:

- Sharpener: `H _ R E _ E` → 6 boxes
- Book: `B _ O` → 3 boxes
- Crayon: `R _ Y N` → 4 boxes
- Ruler: `U _ E` → 3 boxes
- Scissors: `S _ I _ S _ R` → 6 boxes
- Pencil: `E _ C _ L` → 4 boxes
- Eraser: `E _ A _ E` → 4 boxes
- Pen: `_ E` → 2 boxes

Now, let’s try to figure out what words these are.

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Let’s do them one by one.

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#### 1. Sharpener image → H _ R E _ E
We know it's SHARPENER, but that's 9 letters. This has only 6 boxes.

Wait — maybe it's SHARPENER, but only the last 6 letters?

No — that doesn't help.

Wait — perhaps the word is SHARPENER, but the display is broken.

Wait — no. Maybe it's SHARPENER, but we are to fill in the missing letters in the given boxes.

But the box count doesn't match.

Wait — perhaps the image is labeled differently.

Wait — looking at the second row:

- Book: `B _ O` → 3 boxes → likely BOOK → needs O and K? But only one blank.

Wait — `B _ O` → three boxes: B, _, O → so third letter is O → but "book" has two O's?

"BOOK" = B-O-O-K → so if it's `B _ O`, then only 3 letters — but "book" is 4 letters.

Ah! There's a problem.

Wait — let's look carefully at the layout.

From the image:

First row:

1. Sharpener → `H _ R E _ E` → 6 boxes
- Image: sharpener
- Word: SHARPENER → 9 letters → too long

Wait — clearly something is off.

Wait — perhaps the word is SHARPENER, but the puzzle is using abbreviations?

No — more likely, the number of boxes corresponds to the length of the word, and we are to fill in the missing letters.

Let me re-analyze:

Let’s list all the image-word pairs and the boxes:

| Image | Boxes | Expected Word |
|-------------|------------------------------|-------------------|
| Sharpener | H _ R E _ E | ? |
| Book | B _ O | ? |
| Crayon | R _ Y N | ? |
| Ruler | U _ E | ? |
| Scissors | S _ I _ S _ R | ? |
| Pencil | E _ C _ L | ? |
| Eraser | E _ A _ E | ? |
| Pen | _ E | ? |

Now, let’s try to guess the correct word for each.

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Try to deduce the correct words:

1. Sharpener → likely SHARPENER → 9 letters → but only 6 boxes → mismatch

Wait — unless it's SHARPENER but abbreviated?

No — maybe it's SHARPENER, but the boxes are for the first few letters?

Wait — another idea: perhaps the word is already partially spelled, and we need to insert the missing letters from the pool.

But the number of letters doesn’t match.

Wait — perhaps the boxes are for the word, and we are to fill in the blanks with letters from the pool.

Let’s look at the letter pool:

At the bottom:
`S C K A C N B R I O S P R R P A O N S R L P N O S`

That’s 26 letters.

Now, let’s try to reconstruct the words based on the images.

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Let’s go image by image:

#### 1. Sharpener
Image: green sharpener
Boxes: `H _ R E _ E` → 6 letters

What 6-letter word starts with H, has R, E, E?

Possibility: SHARPENER — but too long.

Wait — could it be SHAPER? Not common.

Or SHREDDER? Too long.

Wait — perhaps it's SHARPENER, but only the first 6 letters are shown?
S-H-A-R-P-E-N-E-R → 9 letters.

No.

Wait — maybe it's SHARPENER, but the puzzle shows only the middle?

This isn’t working.

Wait — perhaps the labels are shorter?

Wait — let’s check the second row:

#### 2. Book
Image: green book
Boxes: `B _ O` → 3 boxes

"Book" is 4 letters → B-O-O-K

But here it's only 3 boxes: B, _, O → so can't be "book"

Unless it's BOO? But that’s not the object.

Wait — maybe it's BOOK, but only 3 letters shown?

No.

Wait — perhaps the boxes are for the word, and we are to fill in the missing letters, but the number of boxes is correct.

Let’s assume the number of boxes matches the word length.

So:

- Book → 4 letters → but only 3 boxes? No.

Wait — look at the image:

For Book, it's `B _ O` — that’s 3 boxes.

But "book" is 4 letters.

Unless it's BOO? No.

Wait — perhaps it's BOOK, and the boxes are: B, _, O, K — but only 3 are shown?

No — it's clearly `B _ O` — three boxes.

Wait — maybe it's BOOK, and the second letter is missing? But then it would be B _ O K — 4 boxes.

No.

Wait — perhaps there's a mistake in interpretation.

Wait — let’s look at the crayon:

Image: crayon
Boxes: `R _ Y N` → 4 boxes

"CRAYON" → C-R-A-Y-O-N → 6 letters → too long.

But only 4 boxes.

Wait — perhaps it's RAYON? But that’s not a school supply.

No.

Wait — maybe the word is shortened?

Alternatively, perhaps the boxes represent the word, and we are to fill in the missing letters using the pool.

But the number of letters doesn't match.

Wait — perhaps the image is labeled with a word, and the boxes are the letters, some filled, some blank.

But the length doesn't match.

Wait — let’s try a different approach.

Look at the letter pool:

`S C K A C N B R I O S P R R P A O N S R L P N O S`

Count: 26 letters.

Now, let’s list the expected words:

1. Sharpener → SHARPENER (9 letters)
2. Book → BOOK (4)
3. Crayon → CRAYON (6)
4. Ruler → RULER (5)
5. Scissors → SCISSORS (8)
6. Pencil → PENCIL (6)
7. Eraser → ERASER (6)
8. Pen → PEN (3)

Total letters: 9+4+6+5+8+6+6+3 = 57 letters

But the pool has only 26 letters.

So the pool is not for the full words — it’s for the missing letters.

And the boxes have some letters already filled in.

So we need to determine the correct word for each image, and fill in the blanks using the pool.

Let’s do it one by one.

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1. Sharpener image

Image: sharpener
Boxes: `H _ R E _ E` → 6 boxes

We know the word is SHARPENER, but it's 9 letters — too long.

Wait — perhaps it's SHARPENER, but the puzzle shows only part?

No.

Wait — perhaps the word is SHARPENER, but the boxes are for a different word.

Wait — maybe it's SHARPER? But not standard.

Wait — perhaps the label is "SHARPENER", but the puzzle is to spell it from the pool.

But the boxes don't match.

Wait — let’s look at the scissors:

Image: scissors
Boxes: `S _ I _ S _ R` → 6 boxes

"SCISSORS" is 8 letters.

But only 6 boxes.

Wait — maybe it's SCISSORS, but only 6 letters shown?

No.

Wait — perhaps the puzzle is to complete the word using the letters from the pool, and the boxes are for the word, with some letters already given.

But the length doesn't match.

Wait — perhaps the boxes are not for the full word, but for the letters in order, and we are to drag letters from the pool into the blanks.

But the number of blanks varies.

Let’s count the blanks:

- Sharpener: `H _ R E _ E` → 2 blanks
- Book: `B _ O` → 1 blank
- Crayon: `R _ Y N` → 1 blank
- Ruler: `U _ E` → 1 blank
- Scissors: `S _ I _ S _ R` → 3 blanks
- Pencil: `E _ C _ L` → 2 blanks
- Eraser: `E _ A _ E` → 2 blanks
- Pen: `_ E` → 1 blank

Total blanks: 2+1+1+1+3+2+2+1 = 12 blanks

And the letter pool has 26 letters — so plenty.

Now, let’s try to guess the correct word for each.

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1. Sharpener

Image: sharpener
Given: H _ R E _ E

We know the word is SHARPENER, but that's 9 letters.

Wait — perhaps it's SHARPENER, but the puzzle is to spell it, and the boxes are for the first 6 letters?

S-H-A-R-P-E → but given H _ R E _ E

So: position 1: H, 2: ?, 3: R, 4: E, 5: ?, 6: E

But "SHARPENER" starts with S, not H.

So not matching.

Wait — unless it's SHARPENER, but the first letter is missing, and H is not S.

No.

Wait — perhaps it's SHARPENER, but the letters are jumbled.

No.

Another idea: perhaps the word is "SHARPENER", but the puzzle shows the letters in order, and we need to fill in the missing ones.

But the given letters are H, R, E, E — which are in "SHARPENER".

But the first letter is H, but "SHARPENER" starts with S.

So not matching.

Wait — perhaps it's a typo, and it's supposed to be SHARPENER, but the first letter is S, not H.

But it's shown as H.

Wait — unless it's SHARPENER, and the first letter is S, but the box has H? That doesn't make sense.

Wait — perhaps the image is for "SHARPENER", but the word is written as SHARPENER, and the boxes are for the word, with some letters filled.

But the first letter is H, which is not S.

This is confusing.

Wait — let’s look at the pen:

Image: pen
Boxes: `_ E` → 2 boxes

"Pen" is 3 letters: P-E-N

But only 2 boxes: _ E

So either missing one letter, or it's "PE" — not possible.

Wait — unless it's "PEN", and the first letter is missing, and the last is E, but "PEN" ends with N.

So not matching.

Wait — unless it's "PEN", and the last letter is N, but here it's E.

So the box has `_ E` — so last letter is E, but "pen" ends with N.

So not matching.

Wait — perhaps the word is "PEN", but the box has `_ E` — so maybe it's a typo, and it's supposed to be `_ N`?

But it's `_ E`.

Wait — unless it's PEN, and the last letter is E, but that's not correct.

Wait — perhaps the word is "PEN", but the box has `_ E`, and we are to fill in the first letter as P, and the last is E — but "pen" ends with N.

So not possible.

Wait — unless it's "PEN", and the last letter is N, but the box shows E — so maybe it's a typo.

Alternatively, perhaps the word is "PEN", and the box is for the last two letters: E and N, but only one blank.

This is very confusing.

Wait — let’s try to see if the given letters match any word.

For example, Scissors: `S _ I _ S _ R` → 6 boxes

"SCISSORS" is 8 letters.

But maybe it's SCISSORS, and the puzzle is to fill in the missing letters.

But only 6 boxes.

Wait — perhaps the word is "SCISSORS", but only the first 6 letters are shown: S-C-I-S-S-O

But the boxes are: S _ I _ S _ R

So: 1: S, 2: ?, 3: I, 4: ?, 5: S, 6: R

But "SCISSORS" is S-C-I-S-S-O-R-S

So positions: 1:S, 2:C, 3:I, 4:S, 5:S, 6:O, 7:R, 8:S

So for 6 boxes: S, C, I, S, S, O — but here it's S, ?, I, ?, S, R

So not matching.

Wait — unless it's SCISSORS, but the letters are in different order.

No.

Wait — perhaps the word is "SCISSORS", and the boxes are for the word, with some letters filled.

But the filled letters are S, I, S, R — which are in "SCISSORS".

But the pattern is S _ I _ S _ R

So: 1:S, 2:?, 3:I, 4:?, 5:S, 6:R

"SCISSORS" has S at 1, C at 2, I at 3, S at 4, S at 5, O at 6, R at 7, S at 8

So for 6 boxes, it should be S, C, I, S, S, O

But here it's S, ?, I, ?, S, R

So not matching.

Wait — perhaps it's "SCISSORS", but the last letter is R, but it should be S.

No.

Wait — perhaps it's "SCISSORS", but the puzzle is to fill in the missing letters, and the given letters are correct.

But the last letter is R, but "scissors" ends with S.

So not matching.

I think there might be a mistake in the puzzle or in my understanding.

Wait — let’s look at the eraser:

Image: eraser
Boxes: `E _ A _ E` → 4 boxes

"ERASER" is 6 letters.

But only 4 boxes.

Not matching.

Wait — perhaps it's "ERASER", but only 4 letters shown.

No.

Wait — unless the word is "ERASER", and the boxes are for the word, with some letters filled.

But "ERASER" has 6 letters.

This is not working.

Perhaps the words are shorter.

Let’s try to guess based on the image and the given letters.

Try: Crayon

Image: crayon
Boxes: `R _ Y N` → 4 boxes

"CRAYON" is 6 letters.

But only 4 boxes.

Wait — perhaps it's "CRAYON", but only the last 4 letters: Y, O, N — but it's R _ Y N

So: R, ?, Y, N

"CRAYON" has C, R, A, Y, O, N

So the first letter is R, but "crayon" starts with C.

So not matching.

Wait — unless it's "CRAYON", and the first letter is C, but here it's R.

No.

Wait — perhaps the word is "CRAYON", and the boxes are for the letters, but the first letter is missing.

But it's shown as R.

Wait — unless it's "CRAYON", and the boxes are: C, R, A, Y, O, N — but only 4 are shown.

No.

I think there might be a formatting issue.

Wait — let’s look at the pencil:

Image: pencil
Boxes: `E _ C _ L` → 4 boxes

"PENCIL" is 6 letters.

But only 4 boxes.

Not matching.

Wait — perhaps the word is "PENCIL", and the boxes are for the word, but only 4 letters.

No.

Wait — perhaps the puzzle is to form the word using the letters from the pool, and the boxes are for the word, with some letters already filled.

But the length doesn't match.

After careful analysis, I suspect that the number of boxes may be incorrect, or there is a typo in the puzzle.

However, given the context, let’s assume that the word is the correct one, and the boxes are for the word, and we are to fill in the missing letters.

But since the lengths don't match, perhaps the letters are not in order, or it's a different puzzle.

Alternatively, perhaps the boxes are for the letters in the word, and we are to drag the missing letters from the pool.

But without knowing the correct word, it's hard.

Given the time, let’s try to solve Task 6, which is clear.

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✔ Solution for Task 6:

Match the images with the correct labels:

1. Crayon → CRAYON
2. Sharpener → SHARPENER
3. Ruler → RULER
4. Pen → PEN
5. Scissors → SCISSORS
6. Pencil → PENCIL
7. Book → BOOK
8. Eraser → ERASER

So the drag-and-drop should be:

- First row:
- Crayon → CRAYON
- Sharpener → SHARPENER
- Ruler → RULER
- Pen → PEN
- Second row:
- Scissors → SCISSORS
- Pencil → PENCIL
- Book → BOOK
- Eraser → ERASER

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For Task 7: Missing letters

Given the confusion with the number of letters, and since the puzzle is likely designed for children, let’s assume that the word is the correct one, and the boxes are for the word, and we are to fill in the missing letters.

But since the lengths don't match, perhaps the images are for the objects, and the word is to be formed from the pool.

But without more information, it's difficult.

However, based on common puzzles like this, the intended solution is likely:

- Sharpener: SHARPENER → but only 6 boxes, so perhaps it's a typo.
- Book: BOOK → but only 3 boxes, so perhaps it's B _ O, and the missing letter is K, but then it would be B K O — not "book".

I think there might be a formatting error in the puzzle.

But for educational purposes, here is the most likely intended answer:

Task 7: Likely intended solution

Assuming the boxes are for the word, and we are to fill in the missing letters from the pool.

But since the number of letters doesn't match, it's not solvable as is.

However, if we ignore the box count and focus on the word, the correct words are:

- Sharpener: SHARPENER
- Book: BOOK
- Crayon: CRAYON
- Ruler: RULER
- Scissors: SCISSORS
- Pencil: PENCIL
- Eraser: ERASER
- Pen: PEN

And the missing letters can be filled in accordingly.

But without the exact box configuration, it's not possible to provide a definitive answer.

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Final Answer:

Task 6: Match as follows:
- Crayon → CRAYON
- Sharpener → SHARPENER
- Ruler → RULER
- Pen → PEN
- Scissors → SCISSORS
- Pencil → PENCIL
- Book → BOOK
- Eraser → ERASER

Task 7: Due to inconsistency in the number of letters in the boxes versus the actual words, the puzzle appears to have a formatting error. However, the correct words are as above, and the missing letters can be filled using the pool, but the exact solution requires clarification on the number of boxes.

If you can provide a clearer version or clarify the box counts, I can give a precise answer.