Sunday, October 26, 2025

TALKING ABOUT TOYS AND GAMES

 

Conversation

Teacher: Good morning, class! Today, we will talk about toys and games.
Amina: I like dolls, teacher. I play with my dolls every day.
Ali: I have a toy car. It is red and fast!
Sara: I like to play board games with my family.
Teacher: That’s nice, Sara! What about you, Omar?
Omar: I love playing football with my friends after school.
Teacher: Great! Toys and games help us have fun and learn new things.

 

Story: The Children’s Playtime

It is Sunday afternoon. Amina and her friends meet in the park.
Amina brings her doll, Ali brings his toy car, and Sara brings a ball.
They play games together and laugh happily.

After that, they sit under a tree and play a board game.
They take turns, count the numbers, and move their pieces.
Everyone is happy because they share their toys and have fun together.

 

Vocabulary Table

Word

Meaning

Toy

Something children play with

Game

An activity people play for fun

Doll

A small figure that looks like a person

Ball

A round object used for playing

Toy car

A small car used for play

Board game

A game played on a flat surface with pieces

Share

To let others use something with you

Turn

A chance to play or do something

Play

To do something for fun or enjoyment

Fun

Enjoyment or happiness from playing

Word Families Table

Word

Noun

Adjective

Verb

Adverb

Play

Play

Playful

Play

Playfully

Game

Game

Game-like

Toy

Toy

Toy-like

Share

Share

Shared

Share

Turn

Turn

Turning

Turn

Enjoy

Enjoyment

Enjoyable

Enjoy

Enjoyably

Happy

Happiness

Happy

Happily

Fun

Fun

Funny

Laugh

Laughter

Laughing

Laugh

Friend

Friendship

Friendly

Befriend

 

Exercises

Exercise 1: True or False

1.     Amina likes dolls.

2.     Ali has a blue toy car.

3.     Sara plays board games with her family.

4.     Omar loves playing football.

5.     The children meet at school.

6.     They play games together in the park.

7.     Amina brings a toy car.

8.     The children share their toys.

9.     They play under a tree.

10.                        Everyone is sad in the story.

 

Exercise 2: Cross-Matching

A

B

1. Toy

a. To let others use something

2. Game

b. A small person figure

3. Doll

c. Something children play with

4. Ball

d. A round object for playing

5. Toy car

e. A small car for play

6. Board game

f. Played on a flat surface

7. Share

g. A chance to play

8. Turn

h. To have fun

9. Play

i. An activity for enjoyment

10. Fun

j. Enjoyment or happiness

 

Exercise 3: Circle the Correct Word

1.     A doll looks like a (person / car).

2.     A ball is (square / round).

3.     A toy car is used for (reading / playing).

4.     A board game is played on a (flat / tall) surface.

5.     The children (cry / laugh) while playing.

6.     They play (alone / together).

7.     Sharing toys makes everyone (sad / happy).

8.     Omar likes to play (football / cooking).

9.     Amina brings her (doll / board).

10.                        They all have (fun / work).

 

Exercise 4: Fill in the Blanks

Use these words: toy, doll, car, game, ball, share, play, fun, friend, turn

1.     Amina has a small _______.

2.     Ali plays with his toy _______.

3.     Sara likes to play board _______.

4.     The children play with a _______ in the park.

5.     They _______ their toys.

6.     Everyone takes a _______ in the game.

7.     They laugh and have _______.

8.     Omar plays with his _______.

9.     Toys and games help us _______.

10.                        Playing together makes us good _______.

 

✅ Answer Keys

Exercise 1

10. F 9. T 8. T 7. F 6. T 5. F 4. T 3. T 2. F 1. T

 

Exercise 2

10–j 9–h 8–g 7–a 6–f 5–e 4–d 3–b 2–i 1–c

 

Exercise 3

10. Fun 9. Doll 8. Football 7. happy 6. together 5. laugh 4. flat 3. playing 2. round 1. person

 

Exercise 4

10. friends 9. play 8. friend 7. fun 6. turn 5. share 4. ball 3. games 2. car 1. doll

 

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