Task Description:
The task is a "Word to Picture Matching" exercise focusing on CVC (Consonant-Vowel-Consonant) words. The goal is to match each word on the left with the corresponding picture on the right.
Words Provided:
1. bib
2. big
3. bin
4. dig
5. fig
6. fin
7. kid
Pictures Provided:
1. A trash can
2. A fruit (fig)
3. An elephant
4. A baby bib
5. A shark fin
6. A child
7. A shovel in the sand
Solution:
We need to match each word with its corresponding picture based on what the word represents.
1.
bib
- Meaning: A piece of cloth worn around the neck to protect clothing from spills.
- Corresponding Picture: The baby bib (Picture 4).
2.
big
- Meaning: Large in size.
- Corresponding Picture: The elephant (Picture 3), as elephants are large animals.
3.
bin
- Meaning: A container for holding or storing things.
- Corresponding Picture: The trash can (Picture 1).
4.
dig
- Meaning: To make a hole in the ground using a tool.
- Corresponding Picture: The shovel in the sand (Picture 7).
5.
fig
- Meaning: A type of fruit.
- Corresponding Picture: The fruit (Picture 2).
6.
fin
- Meaning: A part of a fish or shark used for swimming.
- Corresponding Picture: The shark fin (Picture 5).
7.
kid
- Meaning: A young child.
- Corresponding Picture: The child (Picture 6).
Final Matches:
1. bib → Picture 4 (baby bib)
2. big → Picture 3 (elephant)
3. bin → Picture 1 (trash can)
4. dig → Picture 7 (shovel in the sand)
5. fig → Picture 2 (fruit)
6. fin → Picture 5 (shark fin)
7. kid → Picture 6 (child)
Explanation:
Each word was matched with the picture that best represents its meaning. This exercise helps reinforce vocabulary and understanding of CVC words by associating them with visual cues.
Answer:
\[
\boxed{
\begin{aligned}
1. & \text{ bib } \rightarrow \text{ Picture 4} \\
2. & \text{ big } \rightarrow \text{ Picture 3} \\
3. & \text{ bin } \rightarrow \text{ Picture 1} \\
4. & \text{ dig } \rightarrow \text{ Picture 7} \\
5. & \text{ fig } \rightarrow \text{ Picture 2} \\
6. & \text{ fin } \rightarrow \text{ Picture 5} \\
7. & \text{ kid } \rightarrow \text{ Picture 6}
\end{aligned}
}
\]
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of short i worksheets.