Monday, June 9, 2025

Levelup - June 2nd Week

Levelup - June 2nd Week

 

🌟 Simple and Fun English Activities for Young Learners 🌟

Are you a teacher or parent looking for easy, engaging activities to help your child or students improve their English skills? Here are 5 exciting activities with clear examples that you can start using today!

1. 💬 Emotion Detectives: Identify the Speaker’s Feelings

Objective: Help children listen carefully and recognize emotions in speech.

How to play:
Listen to a sentence spoken in a happy, angry, or sad tone. Guess the emotion!

Interactive Reading – Emotions & Actions

🗣️ Interactive Reading – Emotions & Actions

Hover over a word to hear it. Click the 🔊 to hear the whole sentence.

I got a new puppy today!
Why did you break my toy?
I lost my favorite book.

2. 📖 True or False Listening Game

Objective: Build listening comprehension skills.

How to play:
Listen to a short story. Then answer three True or False questions.

Story Example:

Questions:

Sara's Kite - Interactive Reading

🪁 Sara’s Kite – Interactive Reading

Hover over any word to hear it. Click 🔊 to hear the whole sentence.

Sara has a yellow kite.
She flies it on the hill.
Her dog barks loudly when it flies.
  1. Sara has a yellow kite.
  2. She flies it at the beach.
  3. Her dog barks when it flies.

Tip: Use red and green cards or signs for kids to show their answers.

3. 👋 Progressive Self-Introduction

Objective: Encourage kids to practice speaking English confidently.

How to practice:
Help your child say these four sentences about themselves:

  1. My name is ___.
  2. I study in 8th standard.
  3. I am ___ years old.
  4. I am from ___.

Example:

“My name is Riya. I study in 8th standard. I am 13 years old. I am from Chennai.”

Bonus: Record their introduction to share with family or friends!

4. 🏠 My Family – Guided Writing and Speaking

Objective: Build vocabulary and simple sentence skills.

Fill in the blanks:

  • My family is a small / large family.
  • There are ___ members in my family.
  • They are my parents, ___, and I.
  • My father is a ___.
  • My mother is a ___.
  • My sister studies in ___ standard.
  • I study in class ___.
  • We love and support each other.
  • We keep our environment clean and tidy.
  • We follow good and healthy habits.
  • We live together happily.
  • We go for picnics once every three months.
  • We go to temple / church / mosque every week.
  • I am blessed to be in such a family.

Example filled out:

“My family is a small family. There are 4 members in my family. They are my parents, my brother, and I. My father is a teacher. My mother is a nurse. My brother studies in 5th standard. I study in 8th standard...”

Activity: Let kids draw their family and label each member!

5. 🔤 Reading and Writing Foundations

A) Sight Words Practice

  • Two-letter words: is, it, an, at, on, in
  • Three-letter words: cat, sun, red, bag, map
  • Digraphs & trigraphs: ch, sh, th, wh, tch

Example sentences:

  • “It is on.”
  • “The cat has a red bag.”
  • “She can catch the ball.”

Fun game idea: Place word cards on the floor and have kids jump on the right word you say!

B) Uppercase Letter Writing

Practice steps:

  • Trace uppercase letters (A to Z).
  • Write letters independently.
  • Find letters in simple words like APPLE or CAT.
  • Decorate letters with stickers or colors!

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