Hobbies & Interests
Talk about what you love doing!
Introduction
Express What You Love
Hobbies and interests make life fun and exciting! They help us relax, learn new skills, make friends, and enjoy our free time. Learning to talk about your hobbies helps you connect with others who share your interests!
Sports & Physical Activities
Football/Soccer
Play football
Cricket
Play cricket
Basketball
Play basketball
Tennis
Play tennis
Volleyball
Play volleyball
Swimming
Go swimming
Cycling
Ride a bike
Running
Go running
Yoga
Do yoga
Martial Arts
Practice martial arts
Skiing
Go skiing
Gym/Fitness
Work out
Sports Sentences
- I play football every weekend.
- She loves playing cricket.
- He goes swimming three times a week.
- We enjoy cycling in the park.
- They practice basketball after school.
- My brother is interested in martial arts.
Creative Hobbies & Activities
Reading
Read books
Writing
Write stories/poems
Painting
Paint pictures
Drawing
Draw pictures
Photography
Take photos
Music
Play music/sing
Dancing
Dance
Cooking
Cook food
Knitting
Knit clothes
Gardening
Grow plants
Gaming
Play video games
Puzzles
Solve puzzles
Hobby Sentences
- I like reading mystery books.
- She enjoys painting landscapes.
- He loves playing guitar.
- We like to cook together.
- My hobby is photography.
- I'm interested in gardening.
Entertainment & Leisure
Movies & TV
- Watch movies - go to cinema or stream at home
- Watch TV shows - series and programs
- Action movies - exciting, fast-paced
- Comedy movies - funny films
- Drama - serious, emotional stories
- Horror movies - scary films
- Animated movies - cartoons
Music
- Listen to music - enjoy songs
- Pop music - popular songs
- Rock music - guitar-heavy music
- Classical music - traditional orchestra
- Hip-hop/Rap - rhythmic music
- Jazz - improvised music
- Go to concerts - live music shows
Social Activities
- Hang out with friends - spend time together
- Go to parties - social gatherings
- Travel - visit new places
- Shopping - buy things
- Go to cafes - drink coffee, socialize
- Volunteer - help others
Talking About Your Interests
Useful Phrases
- I like/love ... - I enjoy doing...
- I'm interested in ... - I want to know more about...
- I enjoy ... - I find pleasure in...
- My hobby is ... - My regular activity is...
- I'm into ... - (informal) I really like...
- I'm passionate about ... - I care deeply about...
- In my free time, I ... - When I'm not busy, I...
- I spend my time ... - I use my time to...
Asking About Interests
- What do you like to do?
- What are your hobbies?
- What do you do in your free time?
- What are you interested in?
- Do you like [activity]?
- Have you tried [activity]?
- What's your favorite [sport/hobby/movie]?
Hobby Conversation
Your Journey Continues
Module 1 was just the beginning! You've built a strong foundation in English communication. Now you're ready to advance to Module 2, where you'll master grammar, expand your vocabulary to 3000+ words, and develop professional communication skills.
Keep practicing what you've learned, and get ready for the next exciting phase of your communication journey!
Fun Learning Games
🎮 Game 1: Word Category Race!
Read each word below. Is it a TIME word, PLACE word, FEELING word, or ACTION word? Check the right box!
1. "Happy" is a...
2. "Yesterday" is a...
3. "Run" is a...
4. "School" is a...
🎮 Game 2: Fill in the Missing Word!
Complete each sentence with the right everyday word!
1. I am _________ because I want to eat.
Hint: It's a feeling word! 🍕
2. _________ is the day after today.
Hint: It's a time word! 🌅
3. I like to _________ in the park with my friends.
Hint: It's an action word! 🎮
4. Come _________, I want to show you something!
Hint: It's a place word! 👈
🎮 Game 3: Opposite Match Game!
Can you match each word with its opposite? Check the boxes that are opposites!
What is the opposite of "Big"?
What is the opposite of "Happy"?
What is the opposite of "Always"?
What is the opposite of "Here"?
🎮 Game 4: Make Your Own Sentence!
Pick one word from each box to make a sentence that makes sense!
TIME Words
ACTION Words
PLACE Words
🎮 Game 5: Word Detective!
Read the story below. How many everyday words can you find? Circle them all!
Sam's Day:
Today Sam woke up in the morning. He felt very happy because he would go to the park.
At the park, Sam liked to run and jump. He played outside with his friends. They had many toys.
Later, Sam went home. He was tired but still happy!
Click on the words you think are everyday words we learned!
Step-by-Step Practice
👋 I'll Help You - Using Time Words
Let me show you how to use time words in sentences. Watch carefully!
Example 1:
I want to say when I eat breakfast.
Step 1: Think about WHEN - in the morning
Step 2: Put it in a sentence: "I eat breakfast in the morning."
✓ Perfect! The time word tells us WHEN it happens!
Example 2:
I want to say when I went to the park.
Step 1: Think about WHEN - the day before today
Step 2: Pick the right time word: yesterday
Step 3: Put it in a sentence: "I went to the park yesterday."
✓ Great! Now we know it happened in the past!
Example 3:
I want to say I will play later.
Step 1: Think about WHEN - not now, but after some time
Step 2: Pick the right time word: soon or later
Step 3: Put it in a sentence: "I will play later."
✓ Excellent! We know it will happen in the future!
💡 Try With Hints - Place & Feeling Words
Now you try! I'll give you hints if you need help.
Practice 1: Using Place Words
Make a sentence: "My book is _____ the table."
Practice 2: Using Feeling Words
Make a sentence: "When I get a present, I feel _____."
Practice 3: Using Action Words
Make a sentence: "Every morning, I _____ my teeth."
🌟 You Can Do It! - Create Your Own
Now try these on your own! Write your own sentences using everyday words.
Challenge 1:
Write a sentence using a TIME word and an ACTION word.
Example: "Tomorrow, I will play soccer."
Challenge 2:
Write a sentence using a PLACE word and a FEELING word.
Example: "At school, I feel happy."
Challenge 3:
Write a sentence using THREE different everyday words (time + place + action).
Example: "Yesterday, I played at home."
Use It in Real Life!
📖 Scenario 1: Talking About Your Day
Your mom asks you, "What did you do today?" You want to tell her all about your day using time words, place words, and action words!
What could you say?
Think about: What time did things happen? Where were you? What did you do?
📖 Scenario 2: Planning with a Friend
Your best friend calls you on the phone. She wants to play with you! You need to tell her WHEN and WHERE you can meet.
What could you say to make plans?
Think about: When can you play? Where should you meet?
📖 Scenario 3: Telling How You Feel
Your teacher asks, "How are you feeling today?" You want to tell her exactly how you feel and why.
How could you answer?
Think about: How do you feel? Why do you feel that way?
📖 Scenario 4: Describing Your Favorite Place
Your class is writing about favorite places. You want to tell everyone about YOUR favorite place and what you do there!
What could you write?
Think about: Where is it? When do you go there? What do you do? How does it make you feel?
Songs & Memory Magic
🎵 Learn with Songs and Rhymes!
The best way to remember everyday words is through fun songs, rhymes, and memory tricks! Let's make learning easy and fun!
🎤 Song 1: The Time Words Song
(Sing to the tune of "Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star")
Today, tomorrow, yesterday too,
Morning, afternoon, night is through!
Now and later, soon we'll see,
Always, never, times for me!
These are words that help me say,
WHEN things happen every day!
🎶 Tip: Clap your hands on each word to remember the rhythm! Try singing it 3 times!
🎤 Song 2: The Place Words Rap
(Say it like a fun rap! Clap to the beat!)
Here, there, everywhere I go! 👈👉
Home, school, park - now you know! 🏠🏫🌳
Inside, outside, playing all day! 🚪🌲
Up, down, near, far - WHERE we stay! ⬆️⬇️
Top and bottom, that's the way! 🔝
Place words help us every day! 🎯
🎶 Tip: Point in different directions as you say each place word! Make it fun!
🎤 Song 3: The Feelings Chant
(Say it slowly with expression! Show the feelings on your face!)
When I'm HAPPY, I smile bright! 😊
When I'm SAD, I need a hug tight! 😢
When I'm ANGRY, I breathe slow! 😠
When I'm TIRED, to bed I go! 😴
When I'm HUNGRY, my tummy talks! 🍽️
When I'm EXCITED, I jump and walk! 😎
Feelings words help me say,
How I feel throughout the day! ❤️
🎶 Tip: Make the face for each feeling! Happy face, sad face, angry face!
🎤 Song 4: The Action Words Dance
(Do the actions while you say each word!)
I can RUN, run, run so fast! 🏃 (Run in place)
I can WALK, walk, walk at last! 🚶 (Walk in place)
I can JUMP up to the sky! 🦘 (Jump up high)
I can EAT my apple pie! 🍕 (Pretend to eat)
I can SLEEP and close my eyes! 😴 (Close eyes)
I can READ and be so wise! 📖 (Open hands like a book)
I can WRITE with pen so neat! ✍️ (Pretend to write)
Action words can't be beat! 🎯 (Clap hands)
🎶 Tip: This is a movement song! Do ALL the actions - it's a mini workout!
🧠 Memory Trick 1: The Time Line
Imagine a line on the ground. Stand in the middle!
← YESTERDAY (Step left) | TODAY (Stay in middle) | TOMORROW → (Step right)
When you say "yesterday," take a step to the LEFT (back in time).
When you say "today," stand in the MIDDLE (right now).
When you say "tomorrow," take a step to the RIGHT (future)!
💡 Why it works: Your body remembers! Moving helps your brain learn!
🧠 Memory Trick 2: The Opposite Twins
Remember words by pairing them with their opposites! They're like twins!
Big 🐘
Small 🐭
Happy 😊
Sad 😢
Up ⬆️
Down ⬇️
Always 🎯
Never 🚫
Here 👈
There 👉
💡 Why it works: When you learn one word, you get TWO for free! Your brain loves pairs!
🧠 Memory Trick 3: The Picture Story
Make a silly picture in your mind for each word! The sillier, the better!
🏃 RUN:
Picture a GIANT shoe with legs running super fast!
😊 HAPPY:
Picture a huge yellow smiley face as big as the sun!
🏫 SCHOOL:
Picture a building made of books and pencils!
🌅 TOMORROW:
Picture a calendar page flipping to the next day - whoosh!
🐘 BIG:
Picture an elephant trying to fit through a tiny door - too BIG!
💡 Why it works: Pictures stick in your brain better than words! Make them FUNNY!
🧠 Memory Trick 4: The Hand Trick
Use your hands to remember the 5 types of everyday words!
Hold up one hand. Each finger is a word type!
👍 Thumb: TIME words (when)
☝️ Pointer finger: PLACE words (where)
🖕 Middle finger: FEELING words (how)
💍 Ring finger: ACTION words (what)
🤙 Pinky finger: SIZE words (big/small)
💡 How to use it: When you need to remember all the word types, just look at your hand! Count on your fingers!
🧠 Memory Trick 5: The Daily Word Challenge
Pick one everyday word each morning. Your challenge: Use it 5 times during the day!
Monday: Pick "happy" - say "I am happy" 5 times!
Tuesday: Pick "tomorrow" - talk about tomorrow 5 times!
Wednesday: Pick "play" - use the word "play" 5 times!
Thursday: Pick "home" - say "home" in 5 sentences!
Friday: Pick your favorite word - use it 5 times!
By the end of the week, you'll have practiced 25 times! That word will stick in your brain FOREVER! 🧠✨
💡 Why it works: Repetition is the key! The more you use a word, the easier it becomes!
See It, Learn It
👀 Learn with Your Eyes!
Some people learn best by SEEING things! Let's use pictures, colors, and visuals to help you remember everyday words!
📊 Visual Guide: Time Words Timeline
See how time words work on a timeline!
Yesterday 🌆
"Yesterday, I went to school."
"I played yesterday."
Today ☀️ | Now ⏰ | Morning 🌄 | Afternoon ☀️ | Night 🌙
"Today is Monday."
"I am eating now."
"Good morning!"
Tomorrow 🌅 | Later ⏳ | Soon 🕐
"Tomorrow, I will play."
"I will eat later."
"Mom will come soon."
📊 Visual Guide: Place Words Map
See where place words take you!
⬆️ UP
"Look up!"
👈 HERE
"Come here!"
🧑 YOU
(You are in the center!)
👉 THERE
"Look there!"
⬇️ DOWN
"Sit down!"
🏠 INSIDE
"Come inside the house."
🌲 OUTSIDE
"Let's play outside!"
🎯 NEAR
"The store is near."
↔️ FAR
"The beach is far."
📊 Visual Guide: Feelings Chart with Faces
Match the feeling word with the face!
HAPPY
"I feel happy when I play!"
SAD
"I feel sad when I'm alone."
ANGRY
"I feel angry when I can't play."
TIRED
"I feel tired after running."
HUNGRY
"I feel hungry at lunch time."
EXCITED
"I feel excited for my birthday!"
📊 Visual Guide: Action Words in Motion
See the actions come to life!
RUN
Move fast!
WALK
Move slowly!
JUMP
Go up high!
SLEEP
Rest with eyes closed!
EAT
Put food in mouth!
DRINK
Swallow liquid!
READ
Look at words!
WRITE
Make words!
PLAY
Have fun!
TALK
Say words!
📊 Visual Comparison: Big vs Small
BIG
"The elephant is BIG!"
SMALL
"The mouse is small."
Notice: Even the SIZE of the letters and emojis shows you the meaning! Big things use BIG letters. Small things use small letters. This helps your brain remember! 🧠
📊 Visual Comparison: Many vs Few
MANY
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
"I have MANY stars!"
(15 stars)
FEW
"I have few stars."
(2 stars)
See the difference? MANY means A LOT! Few means NOT MANY! Your eyes can SEE the difference! 👀
🎨 Create Your Own Visual Guides!
Now it's YOUR turn! Draw your own visual guides for everyday words!
- Draw a timeline for your day with time words (morning, afternoon, night)
- Draw a map of your home with place words (inside, outside, up, down)
- Draw faces showing different feelings
- Draw stick figures doing different actions (run, jump, play)
Remember: When you DRAW something, your brain remembers it better! Drawing + Words = Super Memory! 🎨🧠✨
Create & Explore
🎨 Activity 1: Draw Your Day
Draw 4 pictures showing your day from morning to night. Under each picture, write sentences using time words (morning, afternoon, evening, night) and action words (wake up, eat, play, sleep).
Example: Picture 1: "In the morning, I wake up and eat breakfast." 🌅
🎨 Activity 2: Make a Feelings Chart
Create a chart with 5 feeling words (happy, sad, angry, tired, excited). Next to each word, draw a face showing that feeling. Then write: "I feel _____ when _____."
Example: 😊 "I feel happy when I play with my dog."
🎨 Activity 3: Create a Place Map
Draw a simple map of your house or your neighborhood. Label 5 places using place words (home, school, park, inside, outside, near, far). Add arrows to show where things are!
Example: Draw your house 🏠, then add "The park is near my home" with an arrow! →
🎨 Activity 4: Write an Action Story
Write a short story (4-5 sentences) using at least 6 action words we learned (run, walk, jump, eat, drink, sleep, read, write, play, talk, listen).
Example: "I wake up and eat breakfast. Then I walk to school. At school, I read books and play games. When I come home, I talk to my mom!"
🎨 Activity 5: Everyday Words Poster
Make a colorful poster divided into 4 sections: TIME, PLACE, FEELING, and ACTION. In each section, write 5 words we learned with small pictures or emojis!
Example: TIME section: today ☀️, tomorrow 🌅, morning 🌄, night 🌙, now ⏰
Challenge Zone 🏆
🌟 Ready for a Challenge?
These challenges will test how well you know your everyday words! Try them all and become a word master!
⭐ Easy Challenge: Word Hunt in Your Room!
Look around your room right now. Can you find and write down:
- 3 things that are BIG
- 3 things that are SMALL
- What is NEAR you? What is FAR?
- Something that is UP and something that is DOWN
Example: "My bed is big. My teddy bear is small. My desk is near me. The ceiling is up. The floor is down!"
⭐⭐ Medium Challenge: Story Building!
Write a story about your perfect day! Your story MUST include:
- At least 3 TIME words (morning, afternoon, later, etc.)
- At least 3 PLACE words (home, school, park, etc.)
- At least 3 ACTION words (play, eat, run, etc.)
- At least 2 FEELING words (happy, excited, etc.)
- At least 1 SIZE word (big, small, many, etc.)
Hint: Start with "Today is my perfect day!" and then tell what happens!
⭐⭐⭐ Hard Challenge: Opposite Day Story!
Write a funny story about "Opposite Day" where everything is backwards! Use opposite word pairs:
- Big / Small
- Happy / Sad
- Up / Down
- Always / Never
- Here / There
- Near / Far
Example start: "On Opposite Day, everything was backwards! My big teddy bear was suddenly small, and my small toy car was huge! I felt sad when I should feel happy..."
⭐⭐⭐ Super Hard Challenge: Teach Someone!
Can you teach someone else about everyday words? This is the HARDEST challenge!
Your mission:
- Pick 3 everyday words from this chapter
- Teach them to a younger sibling, friend, or even a stuffed animal!
- Give examples of how to use each word
- Ask them to make their own sentence with each word
- Celebrate when they get it right!
Why this is important: When you can teach something, it means you REALLY understand it! 🌟
Tips for Parents & Teachers
👨👩👧👦 How to Help Kids Practice
- Daily conversation practice: Ask "when," "where," and "how do you feel" questions throughout the day
- Point and label: When you're anywhere (home, car, store), point to things and practice using place words: "The milk is inside the fridge," "The car is outside," etc.
- Story time boost: While reading bedtime stories, pause and ask: "Is he happy or sad?" "When did this happen?" "Where are they going?"
- Feelings check-ins: Make it a routine to ask "How are you feeling right now?" multiple times a day. Help them name the feeling using the words from this chapter.
- Action narration: Narrate your actions: "I am walking to the kitchen. Now I am drinking water. Look, I'm reading a book!" Kids learn by watching and hearing.
⚠️ Common Mistakes to Watch For
- Confusing "here" and "there": Demonstrate physically - point to something close (here) and far (there)
- Mixing up "yesterday" and "tomorrow": Use a simple calendar visual to show past, present, and future
- Using "good" for all feelings: Encourage specific feeling words instead of just "I feel good" → "I feel happy/excited/calm"
- Wrong word order: Kids might say "I home go" instead of "I go home" - gently model the correct way
- Forgetting time context: If they say "I play," ask "When?" to help them add time words
📚 Additional Resources & Extension Activities
- Daily journal: Have kids draw and write one sentence each day: "Today, I _____." This builds routine and practice.
- "Word of the day" challenge: Pick one everyday word each day. Challenge the child to use it 5 times that day!
- Feelings puppet show: Use stuffed animals or hand puppets to act out different feelings - kids can describe what the puppets are feeling
- Scavenger hunt: "Find something big, something small, something near, something far" around the house or during a walk
- Action Simon Says: Play Simon Says using action words: "Simon says walk slowly," "Simon says jump high," etc.
✅ Signs of Mastery
Your child is ready to move forward when they can:
- ✓ Use time words correctly in conversation without prompting
- ✓ Correctly identify and use at least 5 place words
- ✓ Name their feelings using specific words (not just "good" or "bad")
- ✓ Use action words to describe what they or others are doing
- ✓ Understand and use opposites (big/small, happy/sad, always/never)
- ✓ Can answer "when," "where," and "how do you feel" questions easily
- ✓ Naturally incorporates everyday words in their storytelling
🎯 When to Move Forward
There's no rush! Everyday words are the foundation of all communication. Spend as much time as needed here. Kids should be comfortable using these words in real conversations before moving to the next chapter. If they can describe their day, their feelings, and their surroundings using these words, they're ready! 🌟
Quick Review
🎉 What You Learned Today!
Wow! You learned so many everyday words! Let's review everything you can now do:
📋 Key Points Summary
- TIME Words tell WHEN something happens (today, tomorrow, morning, now, always, never)
- PLACE Words tell WHERE something is or happens (here, there, home, school, inside, outside, up, down)
- FEELING Words tell HOW you feel (happy, sad, angry, tired, hungry, thirsty, excited)
- ACTION Words tell WHAT you do (run, walk, jump, eat, drink, sleep, read, write, play)
- SIZE Words describe how big or small things are (big, small, tall, short, long, many, few)
📝 "What I Learned Today" Checklist
Check off everything you can now do! 🌟
🧠 Quick Self-Test (5 Fast Questions!)
Answer these in your head - no writing needed!
1. Quick! Name 3 feeling words!
2. What's the opposite of "big"?
3. Complete: "_____ is the day after today."
4. Name 2 action words!
5. Where is your favorite place? Use a place word!
🚀 Ready for the Next Chapter?
Ask yourself these questions:
- Can I use everyday words when I talk? ✓
- Do I know when to use time, place, feeling, and action words? ✓
- Can I make my own sentences with these words? ✓
- Did I score well on the Knowledge Check quiz? ✓
If you said YES to all of these, you're ready to move on! If not, that's okay - spend more time practicing. These words are SO important! 💪
🎉 Celebration Time! 🎉
You finished Chapter 5!
You now know SO MANY everyday words!
You're becoming an amazing communicator!
⭐ 🌟 ✨ 🎊 🏆 ✨ 🌟 ⭐
Keep practicing these words every single day!
Practice Activities
✏️ Let's Practice What We Learned!
Practice makes perfect! These activities will help you use everyday words in real sentences. Take your time and have fun!
🎯 Quick Warm-Up Before Practice!
Before you start the practice activities, let's do a super quick warm-up! Say these sentences out loud:
1. Time words: "Today, I am learning. Yesterday, I played. Tomorrow, I will study!"
2. Place words: "I am here at home. The park is outside. School is near my house!"
3. Feeling words: "I feel happy when I learn. I feel excited about new things!"
4. Action words: "I can run, jump, and play. I like to read and write!"
5. Size words: "My dog is big. My cat is small. I have many friends!"
✓ Great job! Now your brain is ready to practice! Let's go!
📝 Activity 1: Use Time Words
Fill in the blanks with the correct time word:
- I wake up in the ___________ (morning/night)
- I will go to school ___________ (yesterday/tomorrow)
- I am eating lunch ___________ (now/never)
- I went to the park ___________ (yesterday/tomorrow)
📝 Activity 2: Use Place Words
Fill in the blanks with the correct place word:
- Please come ___________ (here/there)
- My book is ___________ the table (up/on)
- Let's play ___________ (inside/outside)
- I am going ___________ after school (home/far)
📝 Activity 3: Use Feeling Words
Describe how you feel in these situations:
- When it's your birthday, you feel ___________
- When you're very tired, you feel ___________
- When you see a big dog, you might feel ___________
- When you want to eat, you feel ___________
📝 Activity 4: Complete the Story
Fill in the blanks to complete this story using everyday words!
"_________ (time word), I woke up feeling very _________ (feeling word). I decided to _________ (action word) to the _________ (place word). When I got there, I saw a _________ (size word) tree. I felt _________ (feeling word) because it was such a beautiful day!"
💡 Example: "Today, I woke up feeling very happy. I decided to walk to the park. When I got there, I saw a big tree. I felt excited because it was such a beautiful day!"
📝 Activity 5: Create Your Own Sentences!
Now it's time to be creative! Write your own sentences using these word combinations:
- Time + Action: Example: "Yesterday, I played soccer."
Your turn: _______________________ - Place + Feeling: Example: "At school, I feel happy."
Your turn: _______________________ - Size + Place: Example: "The big building is near my home."
Your turn: _______________________ - Time + Place + Action: Example: "Tomorrow, I will go to the park."
Your turn: _______________________ - All together! Use a time word, place word, action word, feeling word, AND size word in one sentence!
Your turn: _______________________
🌟 Challenge: Can you write 5 different sentences? Try it!
🎉 You Did It!
Wow! You completed all the practice activities! You're getting so good at using everyday words! Remember, the more you practice, the easier it becomes. Keep using these words every single day! 🌟
Extra Practice Fun!
🌟 More Practice, More Fun!
The more you practice question words, the better you'll get! Let's try some more activities!
🎯 Activity 1: Question Word Sorting
Sort these questions into the right groups! Which question word does each one use?
Questions to sort:
- "What time is it?"
- "Where are my shoes?"
- "Who wants ice cream?"
- "When is your birthday?"
- "Why is the sky blue?"
- "How do birds fly?"
- "What is your name?"
- "Where do you go to school?"
- "Who is your best friend?"
- "When do we eat lunch?"
Make a chart with 6 columns (one for each question word) and put each question in the right place! 📊
🎨 Activity 2: Draw Your Questions
Draw pictures to show each question word! Make it colorful and fun!
Drawing ideas:
- WHO: Draw different people asking "Who are you?"
- WHAT: Draw mystery boxes with question marks asking "What's inside?"
- WHERE: Draw a treasure map with "Where is the treasure?"
- WHEN: Draw a big clock asking "When is it time?"
- WHY: Draw someone thinking with thought bubbles full of "Why?"
- HOW: Draw step-by-step pictures showing "How to tie shoes"
Make a poster with all 6 drawings! Hang it in your room! 🎨
🎭 Activity 3: Question Word Role Play
Act out different situations using question words! Get your friends or family to play!
Role play scenarios:
🏥 Scenario 1: Doctor Visit
- Doctor asks: "What hurts?"
- Doctor asks: "When did it start hurting?"
- Doctor asks: "How does it feel?"
- Patient asks: "Why does it hurt?"
- Patient asks: "When will I feel better?"
🎂 Scenario 2: Planning a Party
- "Who should we invite?"
- "Where should we have it?"
- "When is the party?"
- "What games will we play?"
- "Why are we having a party?"
- "How many people are coming?"
🔍 Scenario 3: Detective Mystery
- "Who took the cookies?"
- "What happened to them?"
- "Where were they last seen?"
- "When did they disappear?"
- "Why would someone take them?"
- "How can we solve this mystery?"
📱 Activity 4: Question Word Video
Make a fun video teaching others about question words!
Video ideas:
- Introduce yourself and say what you're teaching
- Show each question word on a big card or paper
- Give 2-3 example questions for each word
- Act out asking the questions in a fun way
- Make up a silly song or rap about question words
- End with a quiz for your viewers!
You could even make a series of videos - one for each question word! 🎬
🎲 Activity 5: Question Word Board Game
Create your own board game all about question words!
How to make it:
- Get a large piece of paper or cardboard
- Draw a winding path with about 30 spaces
- Color some spaces with different colors:
- 🔴 Red = WHO question
- 🔵 Blue = WHAT question
- 🟢 Green = WHERE question
- 🟡 Yellow = WHEN question
- 🟣 Purple = WHY question
- 🟠 Orange = HOW question
- Make question cards for each color
- When you land on a color, answer a question from that pile!
- First player to reach the end wins! 🏆
✍️ Activity 6: Daily Question Journal
Keep a special journal where you write questions every day!
Journal challenge:
- Monday: Write 3 WHO questions
- Tuesday: Write 3 WHAT questions
- Wednesday: Write 3 WHERE questions
- Thursday: Write 3 WHEN questions
- Friday: Write 3 WHY questions
- Saturday: Write 3 HOW questions
- Sunday: Write one question using EACH word!
After 4 weeks, you'll have written over 100 questions! You'll be a question expert! 📓✨
Super Fun Activities & Challenges!
🎉 Ready for More Fun?
You're doing AMAZING! Let's practice even more with these super fun activities! 🌟
📖 Activity 1: Create Your Own Story!
Write a fun story using what you learned! Make it silly, exciting, or magical! ✨
Story Starters:
- "Once upon a time, there was a magical..."
- "One day at school, something amazing happened..."
- "My friend and I went on an adventure to..."
- "The funniest thing happened when..."
- "If I could talk to animals, I would..."
Draw pictures to go with your story! Share it with your family! 🎨
👨🏫 Activity 2: Become a Teacher!
Teach someone what you learned! You can teach a friend, a family member, or even your stuffed animals! 🧸
How to be a great teacher:
- Explain what you learned in simple words
- Give lots of examples
- Ask if they have questions
- Be patient and kind
- Make it fun with games or activities
- Give them a quiz at the end!
Teaching others helps YOU learn better too! 💡
🔍 Activity 3: Real World Detective!
Go on a hunt to find examples in real life! Look for them in books, signs, TV shows, or conversations!
Your Detective Mission:
- 📚 Find 5 examples in your favorite book
- 📺 Listen for 3 examples while watching TV
- 🏪 Spot 4 examples on signs when you go outside
- 👪 Hear 6 examples in family conversations
- 📰 Discover 2 examples in a magazine or newspaper
Write them all down in your detective notebook! 📝🔍
🎨 Activity 4: Make an Art Project!
Create something amazing to remember what you learned!
Project Ideas:
🎨 Idea 1: Make a Poster
Create a colorful poster with pictures, examples, and decorations. Use markers, crayons, stickers, and glitter! Hang it in your room!
📱 Idea 2: Make a Video
Record a short video teaching what you learned. You can be silly, serious, or use costumes! Show it to your family!
🎭 Idea 3: Put on a Show
Act out what you learned with friends or family. Make it a comedy, a mystery, or a musical!
🎮 Idea 4: Create a Game
Make up your own board game, card game, or outdoor game using what you learned!
👥 Activity 5: Practice with a Partner!
Everything is more fun with a friend! Find a practice buddy!
Fun Partner Activities:
- Take Turns Teaching: Each person teaches something they learned
- Quiz Each Other: Make up quiz questions for each other
- Create Together: Work together to make a poster or project
- Act It Out: Practice by acting out real-life situations
- Challenge Each Other: See who can find the most examples in 5 minutes
- Make a Competition: Turn it into a friendly game or contest
Learning together makes it twice as fun! 🎉
📅 Activity 6: Weekly Practice Challenge!
Practice a little bit every day for one week! Can you complete the challenge? 💪
Your 7-Day Challenge:
- Monday: Find 5 examples and write them down
- Tuesday: Teach what you learned to someone
- Wednesday: Create a drawing or poster
- Thursday: Practice with a friend or family member
- Friday: Make up 3 quiz questions
- Saturday: Find examples in a book or on TV
- Sunday: Review everything you learned this week!
Complete the challenge and you're a CHAMPION! 🏆🌟
🧠 Activity 7: Brain Booster Games!
Make your brain stronger with these quick thinking games!
Quick Games to Play:
⚡ Speed Round!
Set a timer for 1 minute. How many examples can you think of? Try to beat your score each time!
🎯 Category Challenge!
Pick a category (animals, food, toys, etc.) and use what you learned to talk about things in that category!
🔄 Switch It Up!
Take a simple sentence and change it in different ways using what you learned. How many versions can you make?
🎲 Random Word Game!
Close your eyes and point to a random word in a book. Can you use what you learned with that word?
🌟 You're Doing AMAZING! 🌟
Remember, practice makes perfect! The more you use what you learned, the better you'll get! Keep being curious, keep asking questions, and keep learning new things every day! 🚀
You're becoming a communication superstar! ⭐🎉✨
Interactive Practice Challenges
🎯 Challenge Yourself!
Ready to test your skills? These challenges will make you a true expert! 🌟
Challenge 1: The 30-Day Master
Practice what you learned for 30 days straight! Keep a journal of your progress!
Your 30-Day Plan:
📅 Week 1: Foundation Building
- Day 1-2: Review all the basics
- Day 3-4: Practice with examples
- Day 5-7: Teach someone what you learned
📅 Week 2: Skill Development
- Day 8-10: Find examples in books and TV
- Day 11-12: Create your own examples
- Day 13-14: Practice with friends
📅 Week 3: Creative Application
- Day 15-17: Write stories using what you learned
- Day 18-19: Make art projects
- Day 20-21: Create games and activities
📅 Week 4: Mastery & Celebration
- Day 22-24: Challenge yourself with hard exercises
- Day 25-27: Help others learn
- Day 28-30: Review everything and celebrate! 🎉
Track your progress each day! Give yourself a star or sticker! ⭐
Challenge 2: The Example Hunter
Can you find 100 examples in real life? Become an expert detective! 🔍
Where to Hunt:
📚 In Books
Find 20 examples in your favorite books!
📺 On TV
Spot 15 examples while watching shows!
🏪 In Stores
Discover 15 examples on signs and packages!
👥 In Conversations
Listen for 20 examples when people talk!
🌐 Online
Find 15 examples on websites and videos!
🏫 At School
Collect 15 examples from class and homework!
That's 100 examples total! You'll be an expert! 🎯✨
Challenge 3: The Creative Master Project
Create the ultimate project to show everything you learned! Make it amazing! 🌟
Epic Project Ideas:
📖 Idea 1: Make a Complete Book
- Write 10-15 pages with stories and examples
- Draw colorful pictures for each page
- Make a fancy cover with your name
- Add a table of contents
- Include practice exercises at the end
- Bind it together with staples or ribbon
🎬 Idea 2: Create a Video Series
- Record 5-10 short videos (2-3 minutes each)
- Each video teaches one thing you learned
- Use props, costumes, or puppets to make it fun
- Add titles and fun effects if you can
- Share with family and friends
🎲 Idea 3: Design a Complete Board Game
- Create a game board with 40-50 spaces
- Make question cards and challenge cards
- Design game pieces and dice
- Write clear instructions
- Create a box to store everything
- Play it with your family!
🎪 Idea 4: Put on a Teaching Show
- Write a 15-20 minute show
- Include songs, skits, and demonstrations
- Make costumes and props
- Create a program/poster
- Perform for family, friends, or classmates
Pick your favorite or do them all! Be creative and have fun! 🎨🎭🎮
Challenge 4: Become a Champion Helper
Help 10 different people learn what you know! Spread the knowledge! 📚✨
People You Can Help:
- Your best friend
- Your brother or sister
- A classmate who needs help
- Your mom or dad
- Your grandparents
- A younger kid you know
- Your teacher (yes, teachers learn too!)
- A neighbor or family friend
- Someone in your club or team
- Anyone who wants to learn!
How to Help Them:
- Explain things in simple words
- Show them examples
- Do activities together
- Be patient and encouraging
- Make it fun!
Teaching others makes YOU even smarter! 🧠💡
🏆 YOU ARE AMAZING! 🏆
If you complete these challenges, you'll be a TRUE MASTER! 🌟
Remember: Every expert was once a beginner. Keep practicing, keep learning, and keep being awesome! You've got this! 💪
🎉 Keep up the great work! 🎉
Final Knowledge Check
What is an activity you do for fun?
Which is a sport?
What do you do with a book?
What do you need to play music?
Which is a creative hobby?
What game is played with a ball and hoop?
What do you watch for entertainment?
Which hobby involves taking photos?
What do people collect as a hobby?
Which is an outdoor hobby?
Which is a good communication skill?
What should you do when someone is talking?
Why is body language important?
What makes a good friend?
How can you show you're listening?