Hi there! Today, we are going to learn a new word. Are you ready? The word is “play.” Let’s say it together: “play!” Great job!
“Play” is a fun word! It means to have fun and do things like games or activities. You can play with toys, play outside, or even play with friends. Playing is all about having a good time!
Let’s learn how to spell “play.” It has four letters: P-L-A-Y. Can you say the letters with me? P-L-A-Y. Awesome! Now you know how to spell “play.”
You can use the word “play” in many sentences. Here are some examples:
1. I like to play with my toys.
2. Let’s play outside in the park.
3. Can we play a game together?
Now it’s your turn! Can you think of something you like to play? Maybe you like to play with a ball or play a fun game. Tell someone about it using the word “play.”
Remember, the more you practice, the better you get at using new words. Keep saying and spelling “play,” and soon you’ll be a word expert!
Playing is all about having fun, so make sure you enjoy it. Whether you’re playing with friends or by yourself, always have a great time!
Thanks for learning with me today. Keep playing and learning new words!
Playtime Scavenger Hunt: Go on a scavenger hunt around your home or classroom to find things you can “play” with. Look for toys, games, or anything that you use to have fun. Once you find something, say, “I can play with this!” and share it with a friend or family member. How many different things can you find?
Play and Tell: Choose your favorite toy or game and bring it to a circle time or show-and-tell session. Explain to your friends how you “play” with it. Use the word “play” in your explanation. For example, “I like to play with my teddy bear by having tea parties.” Listen to others and learn about different ways to play.
Play Word Art: Create a colorful poster with the word “play.” Use crayons, markers, or stickers to decorate each letter: P-L-A-Y. Think about what “play” means to you and draw pictures around the word that show your favorite play activities. Hang your artwork somewhere special to remind you of the fun you have when you play.
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