Each card asks what a familiar object is used for. Children circle the matching picture or job — a toothbrush to brush teeth, a broom to sweep.
This is everyday preschool reasoning, not a jobs quiz and not a memory-pair game. Labels stay visible so the child can think about the purpose, not guess the icon.
Match everyday objects to what they are used for.
Circle the object we use, or the job it does.
A preschool object-function generator. Each sheet picks everyday household objects from a local bank of authored primary uses, then adds distractors that are not valid for that object. Pencil and crayon never appear against each other, because both make marks.
Skills practiced
Print tip: One A4 page. Labels print with every picture. Answers are never printed.