







Match written words to the objects they name.
Read familiar words with help when needed.

Read each word and draw a line to its matching picture. Examples on this page include lobster, clipboard, waffle. Your child practices connecting written words with their meanings.
Begin by naming the pictures together. Read one word, find its picture, and model the first match. If a word is unfamiliar, say it aloud and explain its meaning before continuing. This is supported word-reading and vocabulary practice, not an assessment of independent reading.
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