How to use it: a child picks the right word out of the bank at the top and writes it in the box under the matching picture. The page itself carries no printed directions, just the word bank, the pictures and the boxes, so say the instruction out loud once before handing it over.
The bank holds eight words: plane, puppet, wagon, yo-yo, skates, drum, blocks and robot. The eight line-art toys below are a drum, a wagon, a robot, a pair of roller skates, ABC blocks, a yo-yo, a sock puppet and a paper plane. Each word is used exactly once, so a child can cross words off as they go and the last one falls into place on its own.
This is the only page in the toys set that asks a child to write rather than circle, cut or draw a line, which makes it the natural one to finish on.