Let’s solve this step by step.
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Part 1: Listen and number. Then write.
Since we can’t listen to audio, we’ll skip the “listen and number” part — but we can still
write the names of the animals in each picture.
Looking at the pictures from left to right, top to bottom:
Top row:
1. Dolphins →
dolphins
2. Crabs →
crabs
3. Eels →
eels
4. Sharks →
sharks
Bottom row:
5. Turtles →
turtles
6. Seahorses →
seahorses
7. Starfish →
starfish
8. Octopus →
octopus
*(Note: The instruction says “Then write,” so we’re writing the animal names under each picture.)*
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Part 2: Write questions. Look and choose the answer.
We are given scrambled words next to each question line. We need to unscramble them to make a correct question that matches the picture.
Also, look at the example:
> samr → 1. Have they got arms?
That makes sense for an octopus (it has arms).
Now let’s do the rest.
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First set (Octopus picture):
- selhls → Unscramble:
shells → Question:
Have they got shells?
*(Octopuses don’t have shells — good question to ask!)*
- swalc → Unscramble:
claws → Question:
Have they got claws?
*(Octopuses don’t have claws — crabs do!)*
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Second set (Shark picture):
- hteet → Unscramble:
teeth → Question:
Have they got teeth?
*(Yes, sharks have lots of teeth!)*
- silta → Unscramble:
tails → Question:
Have they got tails?
*(Yes, sharks have big tails!)*
- esgl → Unscramble:
legs → Question:
Have they got legs?
*(No, sharks don’t have legs — they have fins!)*
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✔ All questions now match the animals shown and use the scrambled words correctly.
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Final Answer:
Part 1 – Write the animal names under each picture (top to bottom, left to right):
dolphins
crabs
eels
sharks
turtles
seahorses
starfish
octopus
Part 2 – Write the questions using the scrambled words:
1. Have they got arms? *(example)*
2. Have they got shells?
3. Have they got claws?
4. Have they got teeth?
5. Have they got tails?
6. Have they got legs?
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of under the sea worksheet.