Fill in the box to form basic words. Exercise your Spelling Skills ... - Free Printable

The task is to spell out the words that correspond to each picture and fill in the boxes below each image with the letters of the word. Here's how to solve it step by step:

Step 1: Identify the pictures

Each picture represents a common object or animal. The goal is to determine what each picture is and then spell out its name.

Step 2: Spell out the words

- First row:
1. Cat: The picture shows a cat. The word is "cat."
- Spelling: `C A T`
2. Pig: The picture shows a pig. The word is "pig."
- Spelling: `P I G`
3. Dog: The picture shows a dog. The word is "dog."
- Spelling: `D O G`

- Second row:
1. Coffee cup: The picture shows a coffee cup. The word is "cup."
- Spelling: `C U P`
2. Sun: The picture shows the sun. The word is "sun."
- Spelling: `S U N`
3. Boat: The picture shows a boat. The word is "boat."
- Spelling: `B O A T`

- Third row:
1. Hat: The picture shows a hat. The word is "hat."
- Spelling: `H A T`
2. Car: The picture shows a car. The word is "car."
- Spelling: `C A R`
3. Spaghetti: The picture shows spaghetti. The word is "spaghetti."
- Spelling: `S P A G H E T T I`

Step 3: Fill in the boxes

For each picture, write the corresponding letters in the boxes below it. If you need help writing the letters, you can ask an adult for assistance.

Final Answer:

Here is the completed worksheet:

```
Name: _______ Date: _______

Can you spell?

Use your spelling skills to fill in the boxes below each picture with the letters of the word. (If you know the letter but need some help in writing it, don't hesitate to ask an adult for help.)

[Cat] [Pig] [Dog]
C A T P I G D O G

[Coffee cup] [Sun] [Boat]
C U P S U N B O A T

[Hat] [Car] [Spaghetti]
H A T C A R S P A G H E T T I
```

Final Answer:
\boxed{
\begin{array}{ccc}
\text{Cat} & \text{Pig} & \text{Dog} \\
\text{C A T} & \text{P I G} & \text{D O G} \\
\text{Coffee cup} & \text{Sun} & \text{Boat} \\
\text{C U P} & \text{S U N} & \text{B O A T} \\
\text{Hat} & \text{Car} & \text{Spaghetti} \\
\text{H A T} & \text{C A R} & \text{S P A G H E T T I} \\
\end{array}
}