Match what goes together, printable worksheet

Two columns of pictures and a precise question, such as “What is its home?”. The child links each animal to its home. Lexikit knows 31 relations, from the call of an animal to the tool of a job, with a sentence for each pair. A worksheet asks one relation only, so the child knows what to look for. The answer key goes on the back in red, or as paths the child follows to check alone.

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Worksheet to link each animal to its home — First page, made in Lexikit with “What is its home?”.

In 3 steps

Add your words: a Lexikit theme, the farm for example, already gives their pairs.
Choose the relation: in the left column, “Relations” shows those the words allow. Lexikit completes the pairs.
Print: the answer key on the back, in red or as paths to follow, makes it a worksheet for working alone.

What you can set

Relation: 31 relations such as “What sound does it make?” or “How does it move?”, your own, or the opposites
Cards show: pictures, pictures and words, or words
Link with: lines or paths
Answer key at the end or on the back, in red or as paths
On screen: a picture, the question of the relation and three choices, Lexikit reads the sentence once the right answer is touched

Ways to use it

Saying the sentence of the relation: “The bee lives in the hive.”
Working alone: the child links, turns the sheet over and follows the paths to check
Making a worksheet of the pairs ticked in the “Relations” window

Frequently asked questions

Where do the relations come from?

Lexikit gives them for the words of the lexicon, with a sentence: “The bee lives in the hive.” The “Relations” window adds pairs, removes some and creates your own relations.

See all 5 resources of “Organise the words”

Your turn

Open Lexikit, write your words, choose a resource. All that is left is to print or to play. Free, no account, and your words stay on your device.