This is a “Greetings and Farewells” matching activity. The goal is to look at each picture, understand the situation (time of day or context), and choose the correct greeting or farewell from the jumbled words at the top.
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Step 1: Unscramble the word bank
The long string of letters at the top is actually six common greetings/farewells run together:
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hello good bye good morning good afternoon good evening good night
Let’s separate them:
- hello
- good bye (or goodbye)
- good morning
- good afternoon
- good evening
- good night
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Step 2: Match each picture with the correct phrase
We’ll go row by row, left to right.
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Top Row — Picture 1 (Left)
Image: A child is in bed, sleeping. An adult is turning off the light.
→ This is clearly
bedtime.
✔ Correct phrase:
good night
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Top Row — Picture 2 (Middle)
Image: Two women are talking outside during daylight — looks like midday or afternoon (sunlight, casual clothes).
→ Likely
afternoon.
✔ Correct phrase:
good afternoon
*(Note: Could also be “hello”, but “good afternoon” is more specific and matches the time of day shown.)*
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Top Row — Picture 3 (Right)
Image: Two people waving goodbye — one is leaving, the other is staying.
→ Classic
farewell scene.
✔ Correct phrase:
good bye (or goodbye)
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Bottom Row — Picture 4 (Left)
Image: A child is waking up, stretching, with an alarm clock showing early morning (likely 7–8 AM).
→ This is
morning.
✔ Correct phrase:
good morning
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Bottom Row — Picture 5 (Middle)
Image: A man in a suit (possibly going to work) is saying goodbye to someone at the door. Clock shows around 7–8 AM.
→ He’s leaving in the morning, so it’s a
morning farewell.
✔ Correct phrase:
good bye
*(Note: Some might argue “good morning”, but since he’s leaving and they’re parting ways, “goodbye” fits better. Also, “good morning” is already used for the waking-up scene.)*
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Bottom Row — Picture 6 (Right)
Image: Two people greeting each other — smiling, waving, possibly meeting for the first time or seeing each other after being apart.
→ General friendly greeting.
✔ Correct phrase:
hello
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✔ Final Answers (by box position):
Top Row:
1.
good night
2.
good afternoon
3.
good bye
Bottom Row:
4.
good morning
5.
good bye
6.
hello
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## 💡 Teaching Tip:
This activity helps learners associate greetings/farewells with real-life contexts and times of day. Encourage students to think: *“Is it morning, afternoon, evening, or night? Are they meeting or parting?”*
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✔ Completed Worksheet Answer Key:
```
Top Row:
[ good night ] [ good afternoon ] [ good bye ]
Bottom Row:
[ good morning ] [ good bye ] [ hello ]
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Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of spanish greetings and goodbyes worksheet.
