Let’s go step by step to match each picture with the correct greeting.
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Picture 1: A child is sleeping in bed, and outside the window it’s dark with a moon.
→ This happens at night → Match with
Good Night
Picture 2: A girl is waving hello outdoors, sun is up, trees are green — looks like daytime.
→ She’s saying “Hi” → Match with
Hello
Picture 3: A child is in bed reading a book, moon is visible outside → It’s nighttime again, but she’s not asleep yet — maybe winding down?
→ Still nighttime → Match with
Good Evening (since evening is before sleep)
Wait — let’s reconsider: In many cultures, “Good Evening” is used when you meet someone in the evening, and “Good Night” is for when you’re going to sleep or leaving at night.
In Picture 1: Child is already asleep →
Good Night
In Picture 3: Child is awake in bed, reading, moon out → Could be evening →
Good Evening
But actually, looking again — both Picture 1 and Picture 3 show nighttime scenes. Let’s look at all pictures carefully.
Actually, let’s list them in order from top to bottom:
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Top to Bottom Pictures:
1.
Sleeping child, moon outside → Nighttime, going to sleep →
Good Night
2.
Girl waving, sun up, daytime → Greeting someone →
Hello
3.
Child in bed, reading, moon outside → Evening time, maybe before bed →
Good Evening
4.
Girl standing under sun, no waving → Just daytime scene? But no action... Wait, she’s just standing — maybe this is “Good Morning” or “Good Afternoon”? Sun is high → likely
Good Afternoon
Wait — Picture 4: Girl under sun, trees — sun is bright and high → That’s afternoon →
Good Afternoon
5.
Child waking up, sun outside window → Morning! →
Good Morning
6.
Two girls waving goodbye → One is leaving →
Good Bye
Now let’s match:
- Picture 1: Sleeping + moon →
Good Night
- Picture 2: Waving hello →
Hello
- Picture 3: Reading in bed, moon →
Good Evening (evening routine)
- Picture 4: Standing under sun →
Good Afternoon
- Picture 5: Waking up, sun →
Good Morning
- Picture 6: Waving goodbye →
Good Bye
That uses all 6 options.
Let’s double-check:
✔ Good Morning → Picture 5 (waking up)
✔ Good Night → Picture 1 (sleeping)
✔ Good Evening → Picture 3 (reading in bed at night — evening activity)
✔ Hello → Picture 2 (waving hello)
✔ Good Bye → Picture 6 (waving goodbye)
✔ Good Afternoon → Picture 4 (standing under sun — afternoon)
Perfect!
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Final Answer:
Picture 1 → Good Night
Picture 2 → Hello
Picture 3 → Good Evening
Picture 4 → Good Afternoon
Picture 5 → Good Morning
Picture 6 → Good Bye
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of worksheet for 6 yr olds.