To solve this problem, we need to match each clothing item with the thermometer that shows the correct temperature for wearing it.
Let’s go step by step:
1.
Winter hat (green and yellow beanie)
→ This is worn in cold weather.
→ Look at the two thermometers next to it:
- Left one: red line is low → cold
- Right one: red line is high → warm
→ So, circle the
left thermometer (cold).
2.
Mittens (purple)
→ Also for cold weather.
→ Thermometers: left = cold, right = warm
→ Circle the
left thermometer.
3.
Flip-flops (pink)
→ Worn in hot weather (like summer or beach).
→ Thermometers: left = cold, right = warm
→ Circle the
right thermometer.
4.
Shorts (blue)
→ For warm weather.
→ Thermometers: left = cold, right = warm
→ Circle the
right thermometer.
5.
Swimsuit (purple with polka dots)
→ Used when it’s hot — swimming, sunbathing.
→ Thermometers: left = cold, right = warm
→ Circle the
right thermometer.
6.
Scarf (striped red/blue)
→ Worn in cold weather to keep warm.
→ Thermometers: left = cold, right = warm
→ Circle the
left thermometer.
✔ Final matching:
- Hat → cold thermometer (left)
- Mittens → cold thermometer (left)
- Flip-flops → warm thermometer (right)
- Shorts → warm thermometer (right)
- Swimsuit → warm thermometer (right)
- Scarf → cold thermometer (left)
Final Answer:
Circle the left thermometer for the hat, mittens, and scarf. Circle the right thermometer for the flip-flops, shorts, and swimsuit.
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of temp worksheet.
