Let’s solve this step by step.
We are doing a “Transportation Sort” activity. That means we need to sort the vehicles into three groups based on where they travel:
1.
Water — things that go on or in water (like boats, submarines)
2.
Air — things that fly in the sky (like planes, helicopters)
3.
Land — things that drive or roll on roads or ground (like cars, trains)
Now let’s look at each vehicle one by one and decide which group it belongs to.
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Top row of vehicles (from left to right):
1.
Submarine → Goes underwater →
Water
2.
Airplane → Flies in the sky →
Air
3.
Train → Runs on tracks on land →
Land
4.
Boat → Floats on water →
Water
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Bottom row of vehicles (from left to right):
5.
Helicopter → Flies in the sky →
Air
6.
Jeep / Car → Drives on roads →
Land
7.
Sailboat → Sails on water →
Water
8.
Pickup Truck → Drives on roads →
Land
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Now let’s put them in the correct boxes:
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Water box: Submarine, Boat, Sailboat
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Air box: Airplane, Helicopter
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Land box: Train, Jeep, Pickup Truck
Wait — let’s double-check! Did we miss any?
Total vehicles: 8
Water: 3 (submarine, boat, sailboat)
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Air: 2 (airplane, helicopter)
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Land: 3 (train, jeep, pickup truck)
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That adds up to 8 — perfect!
Also, remember the directions say: “Color the pictures. Cut and paste them in the correct box.” So after sorting, you’d color each picture, cut it out, and glue it under the right heading.
But since we’re just solving the sorting part here, we’ve got it!
Final Answer:
Water: Submarine, Boat, Sailboat
Air: Airplane, Helicopter
Land: Train, Jeep, Pickup Truck
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of transportation worksheets preschool.