Vocabulary Activity: Benny and the Little Star


 

Hey kids! Are you ready to have fun with some new words from the story of Benny and the little star? Let’s get started!


Objective: To learn and practice new vocabulary words from the story.


Instructions:

  1. Read the Story:

    • First, read the story of Benny and the little star carefully. Pay attention to the words and their meanings!

  2. Vocabulary Words:

    • Here are some important vocabulary words from the story. Let’s learn what they mean!

      WordMeaning
      BennyThe little rabbit who is the main character.
      StarA bright object in the sky at night.
      ForestA place with many trees where animals live.
      ShineTo give light or glow.
      BraveTo be strong and not afraid.

  3. Fill in the Blanks:

    • Now, fill in the blanks with the correct vocabulary words from the box above.

      1. ________ is a little rabbit.
      2. The ________ twinkles in the night sky.
      3. Benny lives in the ________.
      4. The star likes to ________ for Benny.
      5. Benny is very ________ when he helps others.

  4. Matching Game:

    • Draw a line to match the word to its correct meaning:

      • Star ⟶ A place with many trees
      • Brave ⟶ To give light
      • Forest ⟶ A bright object in the sky
      • Shine ⟶ To be strong and not afraid
      • Benny ⟶ The name of the rabbit

  5. Create Sentences:

    • Choose three vocabulary words and write your own sentences using them. Make sure your sentences show the meaning of the words!

  6. Share with the Class:

    • Finally, share your sentences with your classmates! You can read them aloud and listen to each other’s creative ideas.


This vocabulary activity will help you remember new words and have fun with the story of Benny and the little star. Enjoy learning and sharing! 🌟

Comentarios

  1. Mario Cabezudo Nieto7 de octubre de 2024, 14:33

    Hello! That is a great lesson. To begin with I would like to tell you how I really like the way you have divided the topic into different types of exercises so that kids learn but at the same time they are motivated about it. The context set with the story of Benny is a good idea so that students learn vocabulary in a meaningful way.
    Once they have understood the meaning of each word you tell them to create their own sentences with them which is such an effective strategy because it fosters their creativity and their written expression. Sharing them with the class is also a great idea so that they listen to the different approaches every kid has used with each word. Lastly, I would like to encourage you to keep doing this great activities, students will love them!!!

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