This is a Spanish vocabulary worksheet for action verbs. The task is to match each picture with the correct verb from the word bank.
The word bank contains these six Spanish verbs:
- `jugar` (to play)
- `correr` (to run)
- `comer` (to eat)
- `ver` (to see/watch)
- `beber` (to drink)
- `saltar` (to jump)
I will now analyze each picture and determine which verb it represents.
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First row, first picture:
- A girl is drinking from a cup with a straw.
- The corresponding verb is
beber.
First row, second picture:
- A boy is eating cereal from a bowl.
- The corresponding verb is
comer.
First row, third picture:
- A boy is in mid-air with his arms and legs spread out, clearly jumping.
- The corresponding verb is
saltar.
Second row, first picture:
- Two children are sitting on the floor playing with toys (a doll and a train).
- The corresponding verb is
jugar.
Second row, second picture:
- A girl is running, indicated by her posture and motion lines.
- The corresponding verb is
correr.
Second row, third picture:
- A boy is standing still and looking forward. He appears to be observing or watching something.
- The corresponding verb is
ver.
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Final Answer:
Here are the correct Spanish verbs to write under each picture, from left to right, top to bottom:
Top Row:
1.
beber
2.
comer
3.
saltar
Bottom Row:
4.
jugar
5.
correr
6.
ver
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of spanish worksheet for 3rd graders.