Hello and welcome! Have you ever been to the beach? Imagine the breeze, sunshine, and the gentle sound of waves. Today, we’re going on a fun picnic at the beach with Eric, Emma, and Evan. Along the way, we’ll learn some cool action verbs!
Before we start, let’s talk about action verbs. Action verbs are words that tell us what someone is doing. They show actions like running, jumping, or playing. Let’s see how many action verbs we can find during our beach adventure!
Eric, Emma, and Evan are excited for their picnic. Dad drives them to the beach. When they arrive, Mom puts up a big beach umbrella and places the picnic baskets underneath it.
Eric flies his kite high in the sky with Dad. Emma draws a hopscotch grid in the sand and plays on it. Mom collects pretty shells and makes a necklace for Little Emma. Evan digs in the sand with his shovel, and Eric helps by fetching water. Together, they build a fantastic sandcastle!
Mom throws a ball to Emma, who catches it and throws it back. Eric and Evan take a break to drink some juice, which makes them feel refreshed and happy.
The sun is shining brightly, so Eric, Emma, and Evan run to the sea with Mom and Dad. Eric and Emma splash in the water while Dad, Mom, and Evan swim. Afterward, they wash off the sand, change into fresh clothes, and head back home.
Wasn’t that a fun day at the beach? Did you write down all the action verbs? Let’s see if you found them all!
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Thanks for joining us on this exciting beach trip!
Action Verb Charades: Gather your friends or family and play a game of charades using action verbs. Write down different action verbs from the beach adventure, like “running,” “jumping,” or “swimming,” on small pieces of paper. Take turns picking a paper and acting out the verb without speaking while others guess the action. This will help you remember the verbs and have fun at the same time!
Beach Adventure Storybook: Create your own storybook about a beach adventure using action verbs. Draw pictures of each activity, like flying a kite or building a sandcastle, and write a sentence describing the action. For example, “Eric flies his kite high in the sky.” Share your storybook with your class or family to show them what you’ve learned.
Action Verb Hunt: Go on an action verb hunt around your home or neighborhood. Look for people doing different activities and write down the action verbs you observe. For example, if you see someone walking their dog, write “walking.” Try to find at least five action verbs and share them with your class or family. This will help you see how action verbs are used in everyday life!
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Hello and welcome to Tutoring Hour! What do the breeze, sunshine, and the gentle sound of waves remind you of? Beaches, of course! When was the last time you went on a picnic to the beach? In this video, we’ll join Eric, Emma, and Evan for a picnic at the beach and learn a few action verbs along the way.
But before we do that, let’s figure out what an action verb is. An action verb, also called a dynamic verb, is a verb that describes a physical or mental action. Grab your books and pencils, and write down the action verbs you come across. We’ll match our lists at the end, and if you have all 20 verbs, you win! Are you ready?
Eric, Emma, and Evan are ready with their picnic baskets. Dad drives them to the beach. Mom sticks a beach umbrella into the sand and keeps the baskets under it. Eric flies his kite with Dad. Emma draws a hopscotch grid on the sand. She then plays on it. Mom collects shells in her basket and makes a necklace for Little Emma. Evan digs into the sand with his shovel. Eric fetches water for him, and Evan builds his sandcastle. Mom throws the ball to Emma. Emma catches the ball and throws it back to her. Eric and Evan drink some juice and feel refreshed.
The weather’s getting warmer. Eric, Emma, and Evan run to the sea with Mom and Dad. Eric and Emma splash while Dad, Mom, and Evan swim. They wash themselves, wear fresh clothes, and return home.
It was so much fun, wasn’t it? Now, is your list of 20 action verbs ready? Let’s match up!
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