Let’s solve this step by step.
The task says:
“Find the Letters” — trace the letters
A and
a, then color in the circles that have those same letters.
So first, we look at the top part:
It shows a big
A and a small
a to trace. That means we are looking for both uppercase
A and lowercase
a.
Now, let’s go through each circle one by one and check if it has an
A or an
a.
Here’s the grid of letters (row by row):
Row 1: S, A, x, z →
A is here!
✔
Row 2: A, B, a, n, O →
A and
a are here!
✔✔
Row 3: j, r, J, A →
A is here!
✔
Row 4: a, X, D, c, D →
a is here!
✔
Row 5: V, A, C, s →
A is here!
✔
Row 6: a, f, Q, a, Q →
a and
a are here!
✔✔
Now let’s count how many circles we should color:
- Row 1: 1 (A)
- Row 2: 2 (A, a)
- Row 3: 1 (A)
- Row 4: 1 (a)
- Row 5: 1 (A)
- Row 6: 2 (a, a)
Total = 1 + 2 + 1 + 1 + 1 + 2 =
8
Wait — let me double-check by listing them clearly:
Circles with
A or
a:
1. Row 1, second circle:
A
2. Row 2, first circle:
A
3. Row 2, third circle:
a
4. Row 3, fourth circle:
A
5. Row 4, first circle:
a
6. Row 5, second circle:
A
7. Row 6, first circle:
a
8. Row 6, fourth circle:
a
Yes — that’s 8 circles total.
Final Answer:
You should color in
8 circles — all the ones that contain either
A or
a.
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of worksheet on letter.
