Where Is It?

Worksheet Description

This worksheet is a fun and educational activity designed to reinforce students’ understanding of compound words. Each row contains three different words, and the student’s task is to identify which one is a compound word by coloring the square above the correct word. Compound words are words that are made up of two or more smaller words that are joined together to create a new word with its own meaning, such as “raindrop” or “hairbrush.”

The instructions are clear and precise: “Color the square over the compound word in each row.” This direction encourages students to analyze each word and decide if it is a single word or if it combines two words to form a compound.

For example, in the first row, the student would color the square above “landslide,” identifying it as the compound word. The worksheet not only helps students in identifying compound words but also in understanding how they are formed and their meanings. The layout of the worksheet is neat and well-organized, with playful illustrations, like the one of a bee with a pencil, which add an element of enjoyment to the task. This worksheet is an excellent tool for educators to use in the classroom to make learning about compound words interactive and fun.