The word “man” is spelled with three letters: M, A, and N. We use this word to talk about an adult male. For example, if you see a grown-up male talking to someone, you can say, “The man talked to his friend on the phone.”
The most important thing to remember is that “man” is a simple word used to describe an adult male. It’s easy to spell and use in sentences when talking about grown-up males.
Word Hunt: Go on a word hunt around your home or classroom. Look for magazines, books, or newspapers and try to find the word “man” in them. Each time you find the word, read the sentence aloud and think about who the “man” is in the story. This will help you see how the word is used in different contexts.
Draw and Describe: Draw a picture of a man you know, like a family member or a character from a story. Write a sentence about what the man is doing in your picture. For example, “The man is reading a book.” This activity helps you practice using the word “man” in a sentence.
Role Play: With a friend or family member, take turns pretending to be a “man” doing different activities, like cooking, driving, or playing a sport. Describe what the “man” is doing using sentences like, “The man is cooking dinner.” This will help you use the word in everyday situations.