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Labels and Action Words at School (Inside the classroom)


What is it

A set of worksheets with different instructions to teach children to identify common labels (stationery items, school objects) and action verbs that can be found in a classroom


Teaching Objectives

  • Expand vocabulary about the classroom, and improve literacy and numeracy skills

  • Sustained attention for longer worksheet tasks

  • Apply and use action words (e.g. colouring, reading, writing, cutting, pasting) to describe their actions or the actions of others

  • Encourage children to name common classroom items and action words when they see it in real life





How to use

  • Explain what the worksheet is about and begin from easier levels to allow your child to familiarize with the different instructions

  • Highlight the worksheet prompts to teach your child what needs to be done (e.g. colour with a red colour pencil, matching with lines, cutting and pasting)

  • Read out the labels and action words with your child to familarise him/her with the terms

  • Encourage your child to expressively name the labels and action verbs before, during, and after completing the worksheets (model if necessary)




Teaching tips

  • Go to a bookstore or stationery store and encourage your child to point out the various stationery items and describe what they can do with the items

  • Act out the various action words (e.g. colouring, counting, reading, tracing) with your child to make learning more fun!

Embed more learning opportunities

  • Receptive language - “point to the book”

  • Expressive language – point to a label picture and ask “What is this?”

  • Expressive language – point to an action word and ask “What’s happening”







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