Hello, friends! Today, we are going to have a lot of fun learning new words. Let’s play a game with pictures and words!
We have a special worksheet called “Learning Sight Words.” We will look at pictures and read sentences. Then, we will find the right word that matches the picture. Are you ready? Let’s go!
Look at the picture. What do you see? It’s a bear, and it’s dancing! So, the sentence is: “I saw a bear at the circus.”
Now, let’s find the word “bear” from these options: “baby,” “ball,” “bed,” and “bear.” Which one is right? Yes, it’s “bear”! Let’s circle it.
Look at the picture. It’s a bed! Let’s find the word “bed.” The options are “boat,” “bed,” “bird,” and “baby.” Which one matches the picture? Yes, it’s “bed”! Let’s circle it.
The sentence is: “If you have a fever, it is best to stay in bed.” When you feel sick, resting in bed helps you feel better!
Look at the picture. It’s a ball! Let’s find the word “ball.” The options are “ball,” “bear,” “bird,” and “bed.” Which one is right? Yes, it’s “ball”! Let’s circle it.
The sentence is: “The player tries to hit the ball over the net.”
You did an amazing job finding the right words! Wasn’t that fun? Keep practicing, and you’ll get even better. Thanks for playing with us today. Bye-bye!
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Word Hunt at Home: Go on a word hunt around your house! Look for objects that match the words you learned today: “bear,” “bed,” and “ball.” Can you find a teddy bear, your bed, or a ball? Ask a grown-up to help you write down the words you find. How many words can you discover in your home?
Create Your Own Picture Book: Draw pictures of the words you learned today. For example, draw a bear dancing, a cozy bed, and a ball being hit over a net. Write a sentence for each picture using the words. Share your picture book with a friend or family member and read it together!
Story Time Imagination: Imagine a story where all the words you learned today come to life. What if the bear from the circus visited your home? What would happen if the ball could talk? Share your story with someone and ask them what they think might happen next!
Welcome to Kids Academy! Hello everyone! Let’s open the worksheet. Don’t forget to like this video and subscribe to our channel. You can find the link to this app in the comments below.
Today we have a new worksheet called “Learning Sight Words.” Our directions say to look at the pictures and read the sentence below, then circle the correct word that can replace the picture in each sentence.
Okay, let’s get started! We will begin from left to right.
The first sentence is: “I saw a…” What is this? It looks like a bear, doesn’t it? And he’s dancing! So, the complete sentence is: “I saw a bear at the circus.”
Now, let’s look at the options below to find the word “bear.” The first word is “baby.” Is that a bear? No, it’s not. What about “ball”? No, that’s not it. What about “bed”? Nope. And our last option is “bear.” There it is!
So, let’s read it again: “I saw a bear at the circus.” Let’s circle the word “bear.”
Now, the next sentence says: “If you have a fever, it is best to stay in…” Here’s the bed. Let’s find the word “bed.” The options are “boat,” “bed,” “bird,” and “baby.” Which one matches the picture? Yes, it’s the second one: “bed.” So, we will circle it.
The complete sentence is: “If you have a fever, it is best to stay in bed.” When you don’t feel good, it’s best to sleep in bed, isn’t it?
The last sentence says: “The player tries to hit the blank over the net.” What is this a picture of? It’s a ball! Let’s find the word “ball.” The options are “ball,” “bear,” “bird,” and “bed.” We’re looking for “ball,” which is the first one.
So, the complete sentence is: “The player tries to hit the ball over the net.”
Great job on your B words! That was so much fun. I loved finding those picture words. Nice job today! Bye-bye!
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