Let’s go through each part of the worksheet step by step.
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1. Color it!
You see the word “green” inside a big oval with scalloped edges.
→ Just color that whole shape green! (Use your green crayon or marker.)
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2. Trace it!
There are dotted letters spelling “green” on lines.
→ Carefully trace over each letter: g-r-e-e-n.
→ Then, try writing “green” two more times on the blank lines below — just like you traced it.
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3. Write it!
There are 5 empty boxes in a row.
→ The word “green” has 5 letters: G-R-E-E-N.
→ Write one letter in each box:
Box 1:
g
Box 2:
r
Box 3:
e
Box 4:
e
Box 5:
n
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4. Connect the letters!
You see flowers with letters inside them. You need to find and connect the letters that spell “green”.
Look at all the letters:
Top row: f, r, m, e, n
Bottom row: g, h, e, u, i
Find:
- Start with
g (bottom row, first flower)
- Then
r (top row, second flower)
- Then
e (top row, fourth flower OR bottom row, third flower — either works, but pick one!)
- Then another
e (the other one you didn’t use)
- Then
n (top row, fifth flower)
Draw lines connecting them in order: g → r → e → e → n
*(Note: There are two ‘e’s — you can connect either one first, as long as you use both.)*
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5. These shamrocks are ________.
This sentence is asking what color shamrocks usually are — especially for St. Patrick’s Day!
→ Shamrocks are green.
→ So write:
green
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6. Find and color it!
There are many ovals with words inside. You need to find every oval that says “green” and color those ovals green.
Look carefully:
Ovals with “green”:
- Top right: “green”
- Middle bottom: “green”
- Bottom left: “green”
So color those THREE ovals green.
The others (“go”, “can”, “get”, “blue”, “see”, “was”, “red”, “this”) — leave them uncolored or color them something else if you want, but only color the ones that say “green”.
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Final Answer:
All tasks completed as follows:
- Colored the big “green” oval green.
- Traced and wrote “green” three times.
- Wrote g-r-e-e-n in the five boxes.
- Connected the letters g-r-e-e-n from the flowers.
- Filled in the blank: “These shamrocks are green.”
- Colored the three ovals that contain the word “green”.
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of st patrick s worksheet for kindergarten.