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Same Shadow Match activity with different pictures and answers. Print one or the whole set.
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How to use this worksheet
This worksheet uses the Visual Perception theme to make shadow match practice concrete, visual and easy to introduce.
- Visual Perception
- Attention
- Shape Recognition
How to do it
Read the direction aloud and do the first item together. Match each object featuring Watermelon, Grapes, Pineapple, and Cherries to its corresponding shadow.
Easier or harder
Easier: Complete the first pair together and use removable markers before drawing permanent lines.
Challenge: Ask the child to invent an additional matching pair and explain the rule that connects it.
What you need
- Printed worksheet
- Pencil, crayon or marker as appropriate
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Teacher and parent guidance
Invite the child to describe one useful clue before drawing a line. This keeps matching based on observation rather than guessing.
Age and difficulty
This version suits Preschool, Pre-K, Kindergarten learners. Increase or reduce adult prompts to match confidence, language and attention span.
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