Up in the Sky

Worksheet Description

This worksheet features a large blank square intended for pasting an object and a line beneath it for writing the name of the object. Below the square, there are two images: one of a sun and one of a car, each placed within a dotted-line square. The instructions tell the student to paste the object they see up in the sky and write its name on the line provided. The layout is designed to be straightforward, focusing the student’s attention on distinguishing between objects typically found in the sky versus on the ground.

The worksheet is crafted to teach students to identify objects that are commonly found in the sky. By selecting the sun from the two given images and pasting it into the designated area, the student learns to associate the sun with the sky and reinforces their understanding of the concept of “up.” Writing the name of the object after pasting it serves to strengthen word recognition and spelling skills. The activity combines visual discrimination with literacy skills, as the student must choose the correct object and then accurately label it.