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Picture and word matching worksheets

Draw a line from each picture to its word: apple, cat, rocket, umbrella and 40 more. In capitals for little ones, in 8 languages.

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How do the picture and word matching worksheets change by age?

Ages 4 and 5 get the words in capitals; from age 6 they are in lower case. On a tablet, the word is read aloud and kids tap the right picture, so even children who cannot read yet can play.

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Click "Print or save PDF", then choose "Save as PDF" (or "Microsoft Print to PDF") as the printer. The sheet is laid out for A4 or US Letter, so it prints edge to edge without scaling.

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