Grammar: Toys, Games, and Playgrounds
Toys, games and playgrounds
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🛝 Imperatives & Let's: Playground Fun!
Learn how to give friendly orders, say what not to do, and invite your friends to play with toys and games!
📌 How to Use This Lesson
1. Read the 4 rules with the class. Then do the 12 items in 12 minutes.
2. Check the answers together. Look for no "you", no "to" and no "-ing" after a command or Let's.
1. First, study the 4 simple rules in the colorful Rule Table and listen to the example sentences.
2. Next, complete all 12 exercises below to earn your Playground Champion badge!
🎪 Playing together safely: Remember to share the ball, swing, and slide!
📋 The 4 Golden Rules
Core GrammarStart an order with the plain verb, with no "I" or "you" before it.
Use the simple base verb directly to give an action instruction.
Put Don't before the verb to say no or stop.
Never say "Not push" or "Don't to push".
Use Let's + a plain verb to ask friends to do something together.
"Let's" means "Let us" (you + me together).
Add please at the start or end of an order to be polite.
Use a comma when "please" is at the end of the sentence.
💡 Super Combination Example
"Let's fly my kite, but don't run into the road."
🧸 Playground & Toy Vocabulary Bank:
🎯 Practice Challenge (12 Items)
Work through the 4 exercise zones: Multiple Choice, Rewrite, Fill in the Gaps, and Friend's Message Correction!
1. You want your friend to toss the toy to you. Which sentence is the correct order?
2. You see your brother doing something unsafe on the playground. Which sentence correctly tells him to stop?
3. You want to ask your friend politely to wait at the slide. Which sentence is correct?
4. Rewrite the sentence using Let's:
"I want to do this puzzle."
5. Rewrite the sentence using Let's:
"I want to go down the slide."
6. Make the sentence polite with the word please. Write it at the start or at the end:
"Give me the rope."
📝 Keep reading: Fill in the missing words and check your friends' playground messages!
7. You want your friend to throw you the ball. Be polite. Fill in the missing word:
8. Tell someone to stop because the tree is dangerous. Fill in the missing negative word:
9. Ask for the ball in a very polite way. Fill in the polite word:
10. Your friend left this note, but it has a mistake. Fix and write the correct sentence:
11. Your friend wrote a safety rule with a mistake. Fix and write the correct sentence:
12. Your friend invites you to play in a note, but the verb form is wrong. Fix and write the correct sentence:
Awesome Job, Playground Explorer!
Now you know how to give commands with plain verbs, stop unsafe actions with Don't, and invite friends with Let's!
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