Let’s match each picture to the correct word by looking at what each image shows and finding the word that describes it.
1. The first picture is a
hat — specifically, a top hat with a blue band. So we match it to the word
hat.
2. The second picture is a small brown animal with big eyes and a long tail — that’s a
rat. So we match it to
rat.
3. The third picture is a flying creature with wings — that’s a
bat. So we match it to
bat.
4. The fourth picture is a doormat that says “WELCOME” — that’s a
mat. So we match it to
mat.
5. The fifth picture is a yellow cat sitting down — that’s a
cat. So we match it to
cat.
6. The sixth picture is a boy sitting on a stool — he is
sitting, so the word is
sat. (Note: “sat” is the past tense of “sit,” and this image shows someone who has sat down.)
Now let’s list the matches clearly:
- Hat → hat
- Rat → rat
- Bat → bat
- Mat → mat
- Cat → cat
- Sitting boy → sat
Final Answer:
- Top hat → hat
- Brown rodent → rat
- Flying mammal → bat
- Welcome rug → mat
- Yellow feline → cat
- Boy on stool → sat
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of word families at worksheet.
