Today, we are going to learn a special word. This word is “have.” Can you say it with me? Have!
The word “have” is used when we talk about things we own or things we do. For example, if you have a toy, it means the toy belongs to you. Isn’t that fun?
Let’s look at some examples:
Now, let’s practice saying the word “have” together. Ready? Have, have, have! Great job!
Can you find things around you that you have? Maybe you have a favorite toy or a yummy snack. Tell someone about what you have!
Remember, learning new words helps us talk about all the things we see and do. Keep practicing, and soon you’ll know lots of words!
Show and Tell: Gather a few items from around your home that you have, like a toy, a book, or a piece of clothing. Share these items with a family member or friend and use the word “have” to describe them. For example, “I have a teddy bear.” This will help you practice using the word in sentences.
Draw What You Have: Take a piece of paper and draw pictures of three things you have. It could be your favorite toy, a pet, or something special to you. After drawing, write a sentence under each picture using the word “have.” For example, “I have a bike.” Share your drawings with someone and explain what you have.
Word Hunt: Go on a word hunt around your house or classroom. Look for items and think about how you can use the word “have” to describe them. For example, if you see a chair, you can say, “We have a chair.” Try to find at least five things and share your findings with a friend or family member.
Sure! Here’s a sanitized version of the transcript:
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