Let’s look at each picture and the words under it. We need to write simple sentences using those words.
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First Picture: Apple Tree
Words: *tree, apples, red*
Think: What do you see? A tree with red apples on it.
Sentence idea: The tree has red apples.
Check: Uses all three words? Yes — “tree”, “apples”, “red”.
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Second Picture: Sleeping Cat
Words: *red, mat*
Think: The cat is sleeping on a red mat.
Sentence idea: The cat sleeps on the red mat.
Check: Uses both words? Yes — “red”, “mat”.
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Third Picture: Kids on Swing
Words: *push, push*
Think: One kid is pushing another on the swing. Or maybe they take turns pushing.
Sentence idea: I push my friend. My friend pushes me.
But we only have two boxes for one sentence? Wait — looking again, there are two word boxes: “push” and “push”. So maybe repeat the word in one sentence?
Actually, let’s make one sentence that uses “push” twice naturally.
Better idea: They push each other on the swing.
Wait — but the words are just “push” and “push”. Maybe it’s meant to be: “I push. You push.” But that’s two sentences.
Looking at the layout — each picture has its own set of lined spaces below. Probably one sentence per picture.
So for this one: Let’s say — “We push and push on the swing.”
That uses “push” twice.
Or simpler: “They push the swing.”
But that only uses “push” once.
Hmm… maybe the task allows repeating the word if needed.
Best fit: “The children push and push on the swing.”
Yes — that works.
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Fourth Picture: Violinist on Stage
Words: *violin, concert*
Think: Someone is playing violin at a concert.
Sentence idea: She plays the violin at the concert.
Check: Uses both words? Yes — “violin”, “concert”.
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Now let’s write clean, simple sentences for each:
1. The tree has red apples.
2. The cat sleeps on the red mat.
3. The children push and push on the swing.
4. She plays the violin at the concert.
All sentences use the given words and describe the pictures clearly.
Final Answer:
1. The tree has red apples.
2. The cat sleeps on the red mat.
3. The children push and push on the swing.
4. She plays the violin at the concert.
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of sentence writing for kindergarten.