You're given a worksheet titled
“Find a Verb”, with instructions to
“Colour the lollies with the verbs”.
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✔ Step 1: Understand what a verb is
A
verb is a word that describes an
action,
state, or
occurrence. Examples: *run*, *jump*, *sit*, *swim* — these are all things you *do*.
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✔ Step 2: Go through each lolly and identify which words are verbs
Here’s the list of words on the lollies:
- bag → noun (a thing)
- jump →
✔ VERB (action)
- cat → noun (animal)
- ten → number (adjective/numeral)
- hop →
✔ VERB (action)
- skip →
✔ VERB (action)
- sit →
✔ VERB (action)
- cut →
✔ VERB (action)
- pin → can be noun or verb — here likely noun (e.g., safety pin), but sometimes verb (“to pin something”) —
we’ll consider it ambiguous, but in early education, often treated as noun
- run →
✔ VERB (action)
- swim →
✔ VERB (action)
- clap →
✔ VERB (action)
- lip → noun (part of body)
- dig →
✔ VERB (action)
- ant → noun (insect)
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✔ Step 3: Final List of Verbs to Colour
Based on standard early English education, the clear
verbs are:
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jump, hop, skip, sit, cut, run, swim, clap, dig
*(Note: “pin” can be a verb, but since this is for young learners and “pin” is more commonly taught as a noun first, we’ll exclude it unless specified otherwise.)*
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🎨 Solution: Colour these lollies:
- jump
- hop
- skip
- sit
- cut
- run
- swim
- clap
- dig
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💡 Teaching Tip:
This activity helps children recognize action words (verbs) among other parts of speech like nouns and numbers. It builds foundational grammar skills in a fun, visual way!
✔ Final Answer: Colour the lollies with these words: jump, hop, skip, sit, cut, run, swim, clap, dig.
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of identifying verbs worksheet.