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3 years 6 monthsAge: 7-12
Level: 1
Language: English
(en)
ID: 1175961
15/07/2021
Country code: MY
Country: Malaysia
Main content: Vocabulary (2013239)
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Count the animals in the picture
Worksheet description:
Objective Explanation:
The objective of this worksheet is to help Year 1 students enhance their vocabulary skills in English by counting animals in a pet show. By engaging with the images and answering questions related to the number of various animals present, students can practice their vocabulary and reinforce their counting abilities.
Content Overview:
The main content of this worksheet revolves around vocabulary acquisition, specifically related to animals. Students will encounter words such as lizard, rat, frog, duck, elephant, spider, cat, and dog. By interacting with these words in the context of visually identifying animals, students can connect language with real-world objects, improving their comprehension and retention of new terms.
Language and Educational Level Context:
This worksheet is designed for Year 1 students who are beginning to build their English language skills. The content is tailored to their educational level, featuring simple, recognizable animal names to facilitate understanding and engagement. The visual cues provided through the images help students associate words with their corresponding objects, supporting language acquisition and cognitive development at this foundational stage of learning.
Subject Relevance:
In the broader context of the English language curriculum, this worksheet aligns with the development of vocabulary and language proficiency. By focusing on animals, a common and relatable theme, students can expand their lexicon while honing their counting abilities. This exercise not only reinforces vocabulary retention but also encourages students to engage actively with language in a meaningful context, fostering a deeper understanding of English terms through visual cues.
Instructions:
The instructions for this worksheet prompt students to observe a picture depicting a pet show and identify the correct number of animals present. By using affirmative and negative responses, such as 'Yes' and 'No', students can practice counting and associating numbers with specific animals. The clear directive of "Look at the picture and click on the right answer" guides students on how to approach each question, encouraging active participation and critical thinking in their language learning process.
The objective of this worksheet is to help Year 1 students enhance their vocabulary skills in English by counting animals in a pet show. By engaging with the images and answering questions related to the number of various animals present, students can practice their vocabulary and reinforce their counting abilities.
Content Overview:
The main content of this worksheet revolves around vocabulary acquisition, specifically related to animals. Students will encounter words such as lizard, rat, frog, duck, elephant, spider, cat, and dog. By interacting with these words in the context of visually identifying animals, students can connect language with real-world objects, improving their comprehension and retention of new terms.
Language and Educational Level Context:
This worksheet is designed for Year 1 students who are beginning to build their English language skills. The content is tailored to their educational level, featuring simple, recognizable animal names to facilitate understanding and engagement. The visual cues provided through the images help students associate words with their corresponding objects, supporting language acquisition and cognitive development at this foundational stage of learning.
Subject Relevance:
In the broader context of the English language curriculum, this worksheet aligns with the development of vocabulary and language proficiency. By focusing on animals, a common and relatable theme, students can expand their lexicon while honing their counting abilities. This exercise not only reinforces vocabulary retention but also encourages students to engage actively with language in a meaningful context, fostering a deeper understanding of English terms through visual cues.
Instructions:
The instructions for this worksheet prompt students to observe a picture depicting a pet show and identify the correct number of animals present. By using affirmative and negative responses, such as 'Yes' and 'No', students can practice counting and associating numbers with specific animals. The clear directive of "Look at the picture and click on the right answer" guides students on how to approach each question, encouraging active participation and critical thinking in their language learning process.
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