In cricket, players kick the ball with their feet to score.
Unscrambling the jumbled letters 'e n o c b u' gives the word 'bounce'.
The word 'lion' is one of the words found in the poem 'Out In The Garden'.
'Playing with friends is joyful' is the Mental Talk message of the lesson.
The word 'umbrella' takes the article 'a' before it in the textbook table.
The linking word 'and' is used to join pairs of words like 'run and skip'.
In the action song, children are told to sit down quietly when they listen to the music.
The word 'catch' means to hold.
The child flies a kite out in the forest.
When playing with friends, the children run, skip, jump, sway, slide, and swing.
The word 'sway' means to move quickly in a straight line.
The word 'tug' means to pull hard.
The child plays with a toy car out in the garden.
The child bounces, throws, and catches the ball.
The child in the poem likes to play out in the garden on each fine day.