Let’s solve this step by step.
The task is to find all the bees that have the word
“me” written on them — and then color those bees. But since we’re not coloring here, we’ll just list which bees say “me”.
First, look at each bee one by one and read the word inside it.
Here are all the words on the bees (going row by row, left to right):
Row 1:
- me
✔
- she
- go
- me
✔
Row 2:
- of
- it
- she
- me
✔
- so
- me
✔
Row 3:
- me
✔
- he
- me
✔
- of
- me
✔
Row 4:
- he
- go
- me
✔
- it
Row 5:
- so
- me
✔
- all
- it
Wait — let me double-check by counting how many times “me” appears.
Let me go through again more carefully:
Top row of bees (first line under tracing):
→ Bee 1: “me” → YES
→ Bee 2: “she” → NO
→ Bee 3: “go” → NO
→ Bee 4: “me” → YES
Second row:
→ Bee 1: “of” → NO
→ Bee 2: “it” → NO
→ Bee 3: “she” → NO
→ Bee 4: “me” → YES
→ Bee 5: “so” → NO
→ Bee 6: “me” → YES
Third row:
→ Bee 1: “me” → YES
→ Bee 2: “he” → NO
→ Bee 3: “me” → YES
→ Bee 4: “of” → NO
→ Bee 5: “me” → YES
Fourth row:
→ Bee 1: “he” → NO
→ Bee 2: “go” → NO
→ Bee 3: “me” → YES
→ Bee 4: “it” → NO
Fifth row:
→ Bee 1: “so” → NO
→ Bee 2: “me” → YES
→ Bee 3: “all” → NO
→ Bee 4: “it” → NO
Now let’s count how many “me” bees we found:
From Row 1: 2
From Row 2: 2
From Row 3: 3
From Row 4: 1
From Row 5: 1
Total = 2 + 2 + 3 + 1 + 1 =
9
So there are 9 bees with the word “me” on them.
Final Answer:
There are 9 bees that have the word "me" on them.
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of sight word me worksheet.