To solve this worksheet, we need to look at the pictures and decide if we are talking about one thing or more than one thing.
1.
First row: There is one cat. Since there is only one, we use "this" or "that". The arrow points back, away from us, so we use "that".
* Answer:
that
2.
Second row: There is one snake. Since there is only one, we use "this" or "that". The arrow points back, away from us, so we use "that".
* Answer:
that
3.
Third row: There are three cars. Since there is more than one, we use "these" or "those". The arrow points back, away from us, so we use "those".
* Answer:
those
4.
Fourth row: There are two books. Since there is more than one, we use "these" or "those". The arrow points back, away from us, so we use "those".
* Answer:
those
5.
Fifth row: There are three pencils. Since there is more than one, we use "these" or "those". The arrow points back, away from us, so we use "those".
* Answer:
those
6.
Sixth row: There is one tree. Since there is only one, we use "this" or "that". The arrow points back, away from us, so we use "that".
* Answer:
that
7.
Seventh row: There are two backpacks. Since there is more than one, we use "these" or "those". The arrow points back, away from us, so we use "those".
* Answer:
those
8.
Eighth row: There is one dog. Since there is only one, we use "this" or "that". The arrow points back, away from us, so we use "that".
* Answer:
that
9.
Ninth row: There are four flowers. Since there is more than one, we use "these" or "those". The arrow points back, away from us, so we use "those".
* Answer:
those
Final Answer:
1. that
2. that
3. those
4. those
5. those
6. that
7. those
8. that
9. those
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of this and that worksheet for.
