Everyday Objects

Learn to identify common classroom and personal items like pens, phones, and keys using basic English demonstrative pronouns.

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Everyday Objects

Learn to identify common classroom and personal items like pens, phones, and keys using basic English demonstrative pronouns.

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Everyday Objects

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Learn to identify common classroom and personal items like pens, phones, and keys using basic English demonstrative pronouns.

Reading Text

Look at my bag. This is my blue pen. I use it for school. That is my new phone on the table. It is black. These are my silver keys. They are in my hand. Those are my books over there. They are heavy. I have a small bag for my things. I like my objects.

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Vocabulary

Definitions:
  • Text: A tool used for writing with ink.
  • Text: An electronic device used for calling and apps.
  • Text: Metal objects used to open locks.
  • Text: A container used to carry things.
  • Text: Something you read that has many pages.
Items:
  • Label: pen
    Answer: A
  • Label: phone
    Answer: B
  • Label: keys
    Answer: C
  • Label: bag
    Answer: D
  • Label: books
    Answer: E
Fill In The Blanks:
  • Before: I write my name with a
    After: .
    Answer: pen
  • Before: I call my mom on my
    After: .
    Answer: phone
  • Before: I use my
    After: to open the door.
    Answer: keys
  • Before: I put my school things in my
    After: .
    Answer: bag
  • Before: I read two
    After: every week.
    Answer: books

Comprehension

Questions:
  • Text: The pen is red.
    Answer: false
  • Text: The phone is on the table.
    Answer: true
  • Text: The keys are silver.
    Answer: true
  • Text: The books are light.
    Answer: false
  • Text: The bag is big.
    Answer: false
Scrambled:
  • Text: to be generated
    Answer: This is my blue pen.
  • Text: to be generated
    Answer: The phone is black.
  • Text: to be generated
    Answer: These are my silver keys.
  • Text: to be generated
    Answer: Those are my books.
  • Text: to be generated
    Answer: I have a small bag.

Written Expression

Questions:
  • Text: What is in your bag today?
  • Text: What color is your phone?
Examples:

Examples:

  • In my bag, I have a pen, a notebook, and my keys.
  • My phone is silver and blue.

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