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Kids strive for knowledge, they are inquisitive and show their curiosity by asking countless questions. Why are some animals called pets and others wild? Why does the cow say "moo-oo-oo", and the chicken "co-co-co"? It is sometimes difficult for an adult to find an answer to such questions. However, it is possible and necessary to acquaint the child with the world around him.

Considering that visual-figurative thinking prevails in preschoolers, colorful pictures are perfect for these purposes. With their help, you can play and learn the names of pets in English, at the same time learning more about their life and habits.

Cut out pictures - develop motor skills

Of course, such cards are sold in any children's goods store, but how much more interesting it is to make them with your own hands together with your child! In addition to the fact that this is an additional opportunity to repeat pets in English, it will also contribute to the development of the child's fine motor skills.

For example, a four-year-old baby is quite capable of handling glue and even scissors himself, and a three-year-old will gladly help you glue and cut out selected animals.

On a note

A picture of a pet may already be in color - and it only remains to print it on a color printer, and then cut it out with the child and stick it on thick cardboard. However, it can also be black and white - then the animal can be colored, while also repeating the names of flowers in English.

The image of the animal on each of them should be clear and large so that the baby can easily distinguish who is grazing in the meadow and who is swimming in the pond.

Below are black and white and color pictures of pets that are easy to save and print.

Pets in color - who, how, why and why

Before you start cutting out the cards, it is worth repeating with the baby pets in English.

• horse horse
• goat goat
• sheep [ʃiːp] sheep (plural does not change)
• cow cow
  
  
  
• hen chicken
• cock, rooster [ˈruːstə] cock
• goose goose (plural geese)
• duck duck (duckling - duck)
  
  
• pig pig
• cat cat
• dog dog
• rabbit [ˈræbɪt] rabbit

Two-year-olds will be interested in what sounds pets make, what they eat and where they live. Tasks for these kids should be simple. With older children, one can already speculate about the benefits such animals bring to humans when they were first domesticated.

Black and white pictures of animals

A child of any age can be involved in making cards. You can accompany the process of cutting and coloring cards with stories about pets, remembering to repeat their names in English.

Various topics can be covered:

1. Who was the first person to domesticate and why. R.Kipling's fairy tale "A cat that walked by itself" will be useful in this regard. It perfectly illustrates the sequence with which man tamed pets.
2. Why does a person need pets. Here you can describe how each pet helps the person in their daily activities on the farm. Hens lay eggs. Cats catch mice. Sheep give wool.
3. What does a cow eat and what a chicken eats. A great topic for repeating the names of some food products in English, for example, Horses like grass. Hens like grain. Cats like milk ...

Games with cards not only develop attentiveness and help the child navigate the world around him, but also enrich his vocabulary in English in an accessible form without boring cramming and a series of similar exercises.

Let's play a scene

Children's works in which pets appear are perfect for playing with cards. From the age of two, you can use fairy tales (for example, the Bremen Town Musicians), English poems about animals.

Read or tell a poem or a fairy tale, and as the animal characters appear, ask the child to find a card with a picture of an animal.

Who lives in the barn?

Draw a barnyard with your child. Settle the animals in their "houses". Place a pig and a cow in a barn (in English barn), send ducks to splash in a pond (pond), take a horse to a stable (stable), put a rooster and chickens in a chicken coop (coop), and put a dog in a kennel (doghouse).

Mix up the cards in places - for example, put the pig in the kennel, and put the dog in the chicken coop. Ask your child to play the role of a caring owner, who returned from the village fair and now he has to put things in order and resettle the naughty animals in their places.

Who said moo?

Place the cards on the floor or table (have a child help you). Invite your child to choose one card at a time. At the same time, clearly pronounce the name of the pets depicted in English and imitate their sounds. Suggest to repeat. For those who are not sure what sounds each animal makes in English, this funny video will help, where different animals pronounce their own sounds.

Pets and their sounds

When the child remembers who "says" how, complicate the task. Let the child choose the cards, and you deliberately confuse the sounds they make. The child, of course, will not agree with the fact that the dog meows, and the cat barks or hums. Then invite him to voice this or that animal himself.
An example of such a game can be seen in the video below.

Old Macdonald's Farm play song

We invite you to familiarize yourself with the educational material called "Songs, Stories and Games For Children (Flash Animation)" for learning English. This material belongs to the section English for children, as well as multimedia for learning English. The collection contains about 65 flash games, songs and children's stories made in flash animation. In each folder you will find a file with the .exe extension for launching flash animation and a file in .pdf format where the text used in flash animation is presented. The clips feature interactive stories with subtitles below, songs, and several educational games. Each video is voiced with British English pronunciation, accompanied with information for students in pdf format. This information looks like various exercises to improve vocabulary, illustrated lyrics suitable for songs or crosswords. Do not forget to exit the flash animation, you must press the key - Esc on the keyboard.

Little children are very fond of portraying animals. Even, to put it more precisely, "reincarnate" in animals. And, I must say, they do it just fine - any actor could envy such a talent. Why don't we use their acting skills to learn English.

Thanks to the game "Emotional Animals" we will get not one benefit, but two!

First, we can learn the names of various emotions. Second, we will learn how animals are called in English.

The game is suitable for children aged 2 to 6 years. Older children may also like it, especially if they teach this game to their younger brothers, sisters or friends.

Training

You will need two cubes: one with the names of the animals and the other with the names of emotions and feelings.

You can print ready-made cube templates and make them with your child.

I will also attach one blank template for you, in case your kid has his own favorite animals, and he will definitely want to include them in the game. In this case, you just need to take an empty template and draw animals yourself and sign their names.

Game progress

The rules of the game are very simple: we roll the dice and depict what falls on them.

Here are some examples ...

Scared Monkey

Cross cat

Sleepy cow

Sad elephant

Unlike adults, children have no conscious motivation to learn English. In order for the educational process to arouse a real interest in the child, it is very important that it takes place in a fun, exciting manner. The relaxed, playful environment of the Quicksave learning games is the first step to getting your child's attention.

Learning foreign languages ​​- fun and effectively

A set of bright pictures, combined with an unmatched soundtrack, allows young inquisitive minds to quickly grasp the material and make stable associations. Performing game tasks and language situations in the format of computer games is a justified decision that really gives a result. The main goal is to try to fully immerse yourself in the conversational environment.

A high-quality selection of online educational games for beginner polyglots from Quicksave allows you to:

• Determine the level of preparation and individual propensity of children to learn and focus on strengths, paying special attention to lagging skills: reading words, writing letters, listening to phrases, etc.;
• Make a generous intellectual contribution to the promising future of the younger generation. For those looking to become linguists or graduate from a university in England, English proficiency can be a huge advantage;
• Develop motor and speech skills, improve auditory perception. Learning linguistic skills from early childhood is an effective exercise for strengthening motor skills and hearing.

Colorful, as simple as possible interface - ideal for children's perception

Children quickly adapt to a foreign language, feeling less critical brain load than their parents. Therefore, adults are obliged to encourage the children's audience in every possible way, involving them in the language virtual environment as early as possible.

Don't miss the opportunity to play interesting flash games for free from the category:,. Participation in text twists, guessing words and phrases, solving crosswords - such fresh and informative entertainment will help you to significantly replenish your vocabulary. Linguistic games without registration from Quicksave will help you learn the alphabet, consolidate the meaning of memorized words, take the initial steps in learning the grammar of the common popular language spoken by Shakespeare.