Let’s go step by step to match each item on the left with the thing that goes together with it on the right.
We’ll look at each picture on the left and think: “What does this usually go with?” Then we’ll find its pair on the right.
1.
Chair → What goes with a chair? A table! You sit at a table with a chair.
→ Match with
table (second from top on right).
2.
Socks → Socks go inside shoes.
→ Match with
shoe (top one on right).
3.
Toothbrush → You use toothpaste with a toothbrush.
→ Match with
toothpaste tube (fourth from top on right).
4.
Pitcher of water → This holds water, so it goes with a glass of water.
→ Match with
glass of water (fifth from top on right).
5.
Key → A key opens a lock.
→ Match with
padlock (third from top on right).
6.
Pen → You write on paper with a pen.
→ Match with
lined notebook paper (seventh from top on right).
7.
Car → Cars have wheels or tires.
→ Match with
tires (sixth from top on right).
8.
Hammer → Hammers are used with nails.
→ Match with
nail (eighth from top on right).
9.
Baby → Babies sleep in cribs.
→ Match with
crib (bottom one on right).
10.
Hairbrush → You brush hair with a hairbrush.
→ Match with
wig/hair (ninth from top on right — the black wavy hair).
Now let’s list the matches clearly:
Left Item → Right Match
- Chair → Table
- Socks → Shoe
- Toothbrush → Toothpaste
- Pitcher → Glass of water
- Key → Padlock
- Pen → Lined paper
- Car → Tires
- Hammer → Nail
- Baby → Crib
- Hairbrush → Hair
Final Answer:
Chair – Table
Socks – Shoe
Toothbrush – Toothpaste
Pitcher – Glass of water
Key – Padlock
Pen – Lined paper
Car – Tires
Hammer – Nail
Baby – Crib
Hairbrush – Hair
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of what goes together worksheet.
