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Task Overview:
This is a worksheet focused on the sight word
"my". It has two main parts:
1.
Tracing and writing the word "my".
2.
Finding and coloring the word "my" in a picture made of overlapping circles (like a Venn diagram), then coloring the rest of the picture.
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Step 1: Trace and Write "my"
On the left side of the worksheet:
- There are three dotted lines with the word
"my" for tracing.
- Below that, there’s a space to
write "my" independently.
✔ Instructions:
- Use a pencil or crayon to trace over the dotted letters "m" and "y" three times.
- Then, write "my" on your own in the blank line below.
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Step 2: Find and Color "my"
On the right side:
- There’s a diagram with overlapping circles.
- Inside the circles are various words:
my, me, why, many, may, by.
- The instruction says:
> *"Find each my. Color that space green. Then color the rest of the picture."*
✔ Step-by-step solution:
1.
Look at all the words in the diagram:
- The word
"my" appears multiple times.
- Other words include: *me, why, many, may, by* — these are not "my".
2.
Identify every instance of "my":
- Count how many times "my" appears:
- Top circle: one "my"
- Middle circle: two "my"s
- Bottom circle: one "my"
- Overlapping sections: several more
- Total: There are
6 instances of "my" in the diagram.
3.
Color each "my" space green:
- Use a green crayon or colored pencil to fill in
only the spaces where the word "my" is written.
4.
Color the rest of the picture:
- After coloring all "my" spaces green, use any other colors (e.g., blue, yellow, red) to color the remaining areas (the words like "me", "why", etc.) and the background.
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✔ Final Answer:
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Trace the word "my" three times.
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Write "my" on your own.
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Color each "my" green in the diagram.
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Color the rest of the picture using other colors.
This activity helps reinforce:
- Recognition of the sight word
"my".
- Handwriting practice.
- Visual discrimination (finding specific words among others).
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