Let’s match each picture to the correct word from the “-at” family.
We have these words to choose from:
rat, bat, sat, hat, mat, cat
Now let’s look at each picture one by one:
1. First picture: It’s a cute animal with whiskers and a tail — that’s a
cat.
→ So we write “cat” next to it.
2. Second picture: It’s something you wear on your head — that’s a
hat.
→ So we write “hat” next to it.
3. Third picture: It’s a small rodent with big ears and a long tail — that’s a
rat.
→ So we write “rat” next to it.
4. Fourth picture: It’s a flying creature with wings — that’s a
bat.
→ So we write “bat” next to it.
5. Fifth picture: It’s a person sitting on a chair — that means they
sat.
→ So we write “sat” next to it.
6. Sixth picture: It’s a flat piece of fabric on the floor — that’s a
mat.
→ So we write “mat” next to it.
All pictures are now matched correctly!
Final Answer:
From top to bottom, the words are:
cat
hat
rat
bat
sat
mat
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of word family worksheets.
