Let’s solve this step by step.
We are making a “Wh” book. That means we need to find pictures that start with the letters
“wh” — like “wheel,” “whale,” or “wheat.”
Look at each picture below the book:
1.
Wheelchair → starts with “wh”
✔
2.
White House → starts with “wh”
✔ (because “white” starts with “wh”)
3.
Wheel → starts with “wh”
✔
4.
Whistle → starts with “wh”
✔
5.
Pencil → starts with “p”
✘
6.
Whale → starts with “wh”
✔
7.
Wheat → starts with “wh”
✔
8.
Window frame? Wait — it looks like a red square frame, maybe a “window”? But “window” starts with “w”, not “wh”. So
✘
Actually, looking again — it might be meant to be a “wh-frame”? No, that doesn’t make sense. Let’s assume it’s just a frame — not “wh”. So skip.
9.
Wheelbarrow → starts with “wh”
✔
10.
Hose? It’s a green coiled hose — “hose” starts with “h”, not “wh”
✘
Wait — let’s double-check each one carefully:
- Wheelchair → wh
✔
- White House → wh
✔
- Wheel → wh
✔
- Whistle → wh
✔
- Pencil → p
✘
- Whale → wh
✔
- Wheat → wh
✔
- Red frame → probably not “wh”
✘
- Wheelbarrow → wh
✔
- Hose → h
✘
So the correct ones to cut out and paste into the book are:
✔ Wheelchair
✔ White House
✔ Wheel
✔ Whistle
✔ Whale
✔ Wheat
✔ Wheelbarrow
That’s 7 pictures total.
Final Answer:
Cut out and paste these 7 pictures into the book: wheelchair, White House, wheel, whistle, whale, wheat, and wheelbarrow.
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of wh words worksheet.
