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ALIFAH ILYANA

Play is an activity that, in my opinion, can help in children's language and speech development. For instance, a culinary set that is appropriate for kids aged two and up may teach them to identify the names, shapes, and colours of fruits and vegetables. Children will learn to label the toys they play with and connect with the activities they perform while pretending to chop fruits and vegetables.

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Language development supports cognitive, social, literacy and other aspects of development. Language development starts with sounds and gestures and then includes words and sentences. You can support language development by talking with your child and responding when your child communicates.

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FROM: Shobaneshalne D/O Kanavadhi

My idea for a language learning activity is a word clue game. One child thinks of a word and gives clues based on meaning, category, or characteristics. For example, "I’m yellow and you can eat me for breakfast" (banana) or "I have four legs and bark" (dog). Pictures can be used to help younger children. The game is played in teams, and the correct guesser gets to give clues next.

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Picture Word Matching is, in my opinion, an extremely useful activity for teaching language to young children. Children can use flashcards with pictures and accompanying words to visually connect new vocabulary with familiar imagery. This activity helps to reinforce word recognition and improve memory retention. Matching words with pictures helps children expand their vocabulary in a fun and interactive way. It also fosters active engagement, which keeps youngsters engaged while they improve their language abilities. Overall, Picture Word Matching is a simple but effective strategy for supporting early language development.

FROM :LALITHA GUNABALAN

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My idea for a language learning activity is a word clue game. One child thinks of a word and gives clues based on meaning, category, or characteristics. For example, "I’m yellow and you can eat me for breakfast" (banana) or "I have four legs and bark" (dog). Pictures can be used to help younger children. The game is played in teams, and the correct guesser gets to give clues next.

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Picture Word Matching is, in my opinion, an extremely useful activity for teaching language to young children. Children can use flashcards with pictures and accompanying words to visually connect new vocabulary with familiar imagery. This activity helps to reinforce word recognition and improve memory retention. Matching words with pictures helps children expand their vocabulary in a fun and interactive way. It also fosters active engagement, which keeps youngsters engaged while they improve their language abilities. Overall, Picture Word Matching is a simple but effective strategy for supporting early language development.

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Hide and Seek can be a fun way to engage children in language learning. By incorporating vocabulary practice, sentence construction, and action-based commands, kids can use the target language while playing. For example, hiders might give clues using vocabulary words ("I'm behind something red"), or seekers can ask questions in the language ("Are you under the table?"). This approach keeps children actively engaged while helping them reinforce their language skills in a playful context.

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Hide and Seek can be a fun way to engage children in language learning. By incorporating vocabulary practice, sentence construction, and action-based commands, kids can use the target language while playing. For example, hiders might give clues using vocabulary words ("I'm behind something red"), or seekers can ask questions in the language ("Are you under the table?"). This approach keeps children actively engaged while helping them reinforce their language skills in a playful context.

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My idea for effective ways teaching language to young children are by using games and funs activity that will attract their interest and learning language unconsciously .This is because children tend to learning something while playing .For example engaging games that will help develop their language development are simon says . this game affect a lot with their focusing and stimulate their brain .

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Hide and Seek can be engaging language learning activity by flashcards with words, letters, or pictures hidden around the room. Children search for the cards and, finding one, say the word louder to use it in a sentence, or describe the picture, enhance vocabulary or language comprehension. Variations like matching pairs or using rhyming words add excitement and challenge. This activity combines movement and learning, keeping children physically active while building vocabulary and social interaction skills, making language make some fun.

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Devi Muthusamy

My idea on activity for children engaging language learning is word wall creation. It’s improving vocabulary and also to help with spelling of basic sight words..✌️

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My idea on activity that keeps children engaging in language learning is Nursery rhymes and action songs. Sing nursery rhymes and action song like " head, shoulders,knees, and toes. This activity encourage children to repeat the words and perform the actions. These help young children learn new vocabulary words with physical movement.

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My idea on activity that keeps children engaging in language learning is interactive storytelling! This is a great way to keep children engaged in language learning. Use props, puppets, and even costumes to bring the stories to life.

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HARCHANA A/P SIVANATHAN

In my opinion use young children in interactive and playful language activities such as telling stories with puppets, singing, and chanting nursery rhymes, the “I Spy” game with a focus on nouns, word cards as well as picture cards to teach synonyms, and dramatizing in a pretend-play area. They help the learners practice listening and speaking in addition to enhancing interaction all while making learning fun.

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One fun way to teach language to young children is through "Simon Says." This game helps kids learn new vocabulary and follow instructions while being active. Another idea is using picture flashcards, where children can match words with images, reinforcing their understanding. "Storytime with puppets" encourages imagination and listening skills, allowing kids to engage in dialogue with characters.

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Cynthia Budin

My idea on activity we can use describe and drawing activity. Give one child a simple picture then, they will describe it while another child draws it based on description and use abstract or funny drawings to encourages their creativity its will helps to improve their listening skills and descriptive skills.

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FROM: Puganeswary Ravindra

My idea for an activity that keeps children engaged in language learning is "Story Cubes" game. In this activity, children use dice with pictures or words on each face. They roll the dice, then create a story incorporating the images or words that come up. This not only stimulates their imagination but also encourages them to practice vocabulary, sentence structure, and storytelling in a fun, interactive way. To enhance the experience, children can work in pairs or small groups, fostering collaboration and communication skills while engaging in lively discussions about their stories.

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interactive games are crucial for language acquisition. Simple games like " Simon says " can be adapted to incorporate new vocabulary and phrases. "i spy" encourage descriptive language, while charades helps with nonverbal communication and understanding of actions. these games promote active participation and make learning fun.

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Nur Alya Bt. Amran Shah

My idea for teaching language through real playing is Grocery Store. It helps children to communicate with each other and cultivate self-confidence in their surroundings.

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My idea on activity that keeps children engaging in language learning is word games. Expand the children's vocabulary with word games.

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My idea is to have the children to play Musical chairs to entertain and motivate them to learn.

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Role Playing : Pretend play can help children develop language and social skills. Children can expand their vocabulary and use language in different contexts by pretending to be different characters.

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Develops phonemic awareness.

Play "Rhyme Time," where you say a word, and children take turns saying words that rhyme. Use pictures for added support.

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My Idea on activity that keeps children engaging in language learning is games like Scrabble, Pictionary or a round of Charades also encourage vocabulary development and communication skills. Jokes. Telling age-appropriate puns will also help foster good humour and creativity in children. This also encourages wordplay and imagination.

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SUGUNANAIR A/P S.MANOKARAN

hide and hunt the treasure first team choose some object and go hide second team has their eyes closed. once the members first team hide things seconds team need find and spell that objects name loudly that help improve language and vocabulary.

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KHALAIARASI D/O RAWISANDRAN

“My idea for teaching language through real playing is Word Toss. Write words on balls and toss them to the children. When they catch a ball, they say the word aloud or use it in a sentence.

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For my opinion,my idea on activity that keeps children engaging in languages learning is through flashcard that show the 3D of real object and the name of object important to make them know how to spell and what the word used for every object showed.Make them spell the word aloud with confident💕🥰(Noor fhaida binti abd rauf)

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FROM-SAANJANA KAUR D/O JASPAL SINGH

My idea for an activity that keeps children engaged in language learning is Charades with Action Verbs. Write down a list of action verbs For example (jump, run, dance) and have the children take turns acting them out while others guess the word. This activity encourages children to practice new vocabulary and helps them connect words with physical actions, making learning both fun and memorable.

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Ms Turgaa

My idea on activity that keeps children engaging in language learning is hide and seek.