Speaking with Confidence: Describing Body Parts and Following Commands! 🗣️🎯
Welcome back! Today, we become fluent English speakers! When you want to tell someone about a part of your body, you say: 'This is my nose' or 'This is my mouth'. And when playing Simon Says with your friends, you give polite commands like: 'Touch your ear! ' or 'Touch your eye! ' Let us practice these sentences through fun dialogues and classroom games!
🌟 Identifying: This is my...
• This is my: Used for one singular item belonging to me.
- This is my nose. 👃
- This is my mouth. 👄
- This is my hand. 🖐️
• These are my: Used for plural parts (two or more):
- These are my eyes. 👀
- These are my ears. 👂
🎯 Giving Commands: Touch your...
• We start with the action verb: Touch!
- Touch your nose! (Child points to nose).
- Touch your ears! (Child points to ears).
- Well done! Excellent! 👏
🧩 Dialogue Practice
Teacher: "Hello Hany! Touch your nose."
Hany (touching nose): "This is my nose!"
Teacher: "Well done, Hany! Excellent job!"
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