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Students explore online toy catalogs or virtual toy stores to identify and name different toys. They can create a wishlist of 5 toys and describe each one using simple adjectives like big, small, colorful, or soft.

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Live Toyful today! Discover simple joys with Learning Toys at Toys”R”Us – Malaysia. Inspire generations with thousands of toys and lifestyle rangesin-store and online!

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Using digital sorting games or create a simple PowerPoint presentation where students drag and drop toys into categories (indoor toys, outdoor toys, soft toys, hard toys). This helps with classification skills and vocabulary building.

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Students take a photo of their favorite toy at home and present it to the class via video call or by uploading the photo. They describe the toy using 3-5 simple sentences, including its color, size, and what they like about it.

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Display pictures of different toys on the computer screen for 30 seconds, then hide them. Students try to remember and name as many toys as they can. Start with 5 toys and gradually increase the number.

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Create a simple online quiz using platforms like Kahoot or Google Forms where students match toy names with pictures, or choose the correct toy name from multiple choices. Include sound effects to make it more engaging.

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1st Grade Vocab Words - Details - Kahoot!

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Create interactive quizzes, polls, presentations, and more to engage your audience.

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Students use simple drawing apps or PowerPoint to create a short story about their toy coming to life. They can draw pictures and write 1-2 sentences per page, then share their digital storybook with the class.

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Students take turns acting out what they do with different toys (bounce a ball, hug a teddy bear, build with blocks) while others guess the toy and action. Use the computer to display toy pictures as prompts.

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Watch educational videos about toys that include rhymes and songs. Students learn simple rhymes about toys and practice pronunciation. They can also create their own simple rhymes using toy names.

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Toy Song for Kids | My Favourite Toys Nursery Rhymes for Children

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Take a virtual tour of toy museums or watch videos showcasing vintage and modern toys. Students compare old toys with new toys and discuss how toys have changed over time using simple vocabulary.

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Toy Museum Tour for Kids | See Toys from The Past

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Create digital bingo cards with toy pictures using PowerPoint or online bingo generators. Call out toy names and students mark the corresponding pictures. First to complete a line wins and gets to name all their marked toys.

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Display a toy picture on screen but cover most of it, revealing only small parts. Give verbal clues about the toy's characteristics and students guess what toy it is. This develops listening skills and vocabulary.

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Using simple drawing software or online design tools suitable for children, students create their ideal toy box by selecting and arranging different toy images. They present their toy box and explain their choices using target vocabulary.