Let’s solve each scrambled sentence one by one. We need to put the words in the right order so they make a complete, correct sentence.
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1. watermelon The seeds. ten has
Look at the words: “watermelon”, “The”, “seeds.”, “ten”, “has”
We know sentences usually start with a capital letter — “The” is capitalized, so it probably starts the sentence.
What does the watermelon have? Ten seeds.
So: “The watermelon has ten seeds.”
Check: That makes sense and uses all the words.
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2. purple. are The grapes
Words: “purple.”, “are”, “The”, “grapes”
Again, “The” is capitalized → likely starts the sentence.
“The grapes are purple.”
That’s a simple, correct sentence.
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3. a The has banana peel.
Words: “a”, “The”, “has”, “banana”, “peel.”
“The” is capitalized → start with that.
What has a peel? A banana.
So: “The banana has a peel.”
Makes sense!
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4. are apples. There three
Words: “are”, “apples.”, “There”, “three”
“There” is capitalized → start with that.
“There are three apples.”
Yes — that’s a common way to say how many of something there are.
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5. in a The bowl. are strawberries
Words: “in”, “a”, “The”, “bowl.”, “are”, “strawberries”
“The” is capitalized → start with that.
Where are the strawberries? In a bowl.
So: “The strawberries are in a bowl.”
Perfect!
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Final Answer:
1. The watermelon has ten seeds.
2. The grapes are purple.
3. The banana has a peel.
4. There are three apples.
5. The strawberries are in a bowl.
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of unscramble the sentences worksheet.
