Picture talk | Pre Skills | Little Bees International Play School

Introduction

Welcome to our delightful journey into the world of pictures! Today, we are going to explore various images, discuss what they are, and learn a little more about each one. These discussions will enhance our understanding of different objects and expand our vocabulary.

Exploring Pictures

Let's start with our first picture — an eagle. Eagles are magnificent birds that soar high in the sky, showcasing their strength and grace.

Next, we see a tree. Trees have green leaves and a brown trunk. They play a vital role in our environment, helping to produce the air we breathe.

Moving on, we have a puzzle. Puzzles can be found at home or in school, where we can mix and match the pieces and put them back together, improving our problem-solving skills.

Now, let's talk about a crocodile. Crocodiles are fascinating creatures that live both in water and on land. They possess sharp teeth and are known for their carnivorous diet, primarily eating meat.

We also have a dog. Dogs can live both in water and on land, and they make wonderful pets that bring joy to our lives.

Next up is a ball. The letter "B" stands for ball, and we love to play with balls whenever we are feeling happy and playful!

Here's a kite. The letter "K" represents kite, which flies high up in the sky. Kite flying is a joyous activity, often done during celebrations.

We also see an apple. Apples are not only delicious but also very healthy fruits. They are packed with nutrients and are often said to keep the doctor away with the famous phrase, "An apple a day keeps the doctor away."

Learning About Everyday Items

On my desk, I have some items to share with you as well.

• This is a pouch of milk. We drink milk daily to gain calcium, which strengthens our bones.
• Next is a banana. Bananas are delicious and help grow our muscles. They are one of my favorite fruits!
• Here we have an egg. Eggs are known for their high protein content, which helps us become strong.
• Lastly, we see another apple, reinforcing how beneficial this fruit is for our health.

Observing Our Environment

Now, let’s visualize an everyday setting outside our homes. When we step outside, we encounter roads with various vehicles such as cars, trucks, and buses. It’s important to be safe when we cross these roads.

Traffic lights play a crucial role in this. There are three colors on traffic lights:

• Red means stop.
• Yellow (or orange) indicates to go slow and be cautious.
• Green means go.

Understanding these signals allows us to navigate streets safely.

Conclusion

By discussing the pictures and items we see around us, we enhance our understanding of the world. You can also pick items from your home and share one or two lines about them. This practice will not only help you learn but will also improve your vocabulary skills.

Hope to hear from you all soon! Until next time, goodbye!

Keywords

• Eagle
• Tree
• Puzzle
• Crocodile
• Dog
• Ball
• Kite
• Apple
• Milk
• Banana
• Egg
• Traffic lights
• Road safety

FAQ

1. What kind of bird is mentioned in the article?
The article mentions an eagle, which is known for flying high in the sky.

2. What does a tree do for us?
Trees produce oxygen, which is vital for our breathing and overall environment.

3. Why are puzzles useful?
Puzzles enhance problem-solving skills as we learn to mix and match pieces.

4. How do crocodiles live?
Crocodiles can inhabit both water and land, and they are meat-eaters with sharp teeth.

5. What is the significance of traffic lights?
Traffic lights regulate traffic flow and ensure pedestrian safety by indicating when to stop and go.