Sentence construction worksheet with a playground scene for language practice.

Let's solve this step-by-step based on the image and the instructions.

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Step 1: Understand the Picture

The picture shows a playground scene with:
- A man and a boy playing with a ball.
- Two girls on swings.
- An old couple sitting on a bench.
- A recycle bin nearby.
- The setting is a playground.

We are given helpful words in boxes:
> many, playing, swings, happily, bench, ball, recycle bin, playground, sitting, people

We need to write 5 sentences using these words and the picture.

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Step 2: Analyze Each Sentence Prompt

#### 1. There are _________.
We see many people in the playground (man, boy, two girls, old couple).
✔ Use: many people

👉 Sentence: *There are many people in the playground.*

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#### 2. A man and his son are _________.
They are playing with a ball.
✔ Use: playing + ball

👉 Sentence: *A man and his son are playing with a ball.*

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#### 3. An old couple are _________.
They are sitting on a bench.
✔ Use: sitting + bench

👉 Sentence: *An old couple are sitting on a bench.*

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#### 4. Two girls are _________.
They are on swings, and they look happy.
✔ Use: swinging happily or playing on swings happily

👉 Sentence: *Two girls are swinging happily.*

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#### 5. There is _________.
We can talk about the recycle bin or the playground.
But since it says "there is", we use a singular noun.
✔ Best choice: a recycle bin or a playground

But the word "playground" is already implied by the scene. So focus on the recycle bin.

👉 Sentence: *There is a recycle bin near the swings.*

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✔ Final Answers:

1. There are many people in the playground.
2. A man and his son are playing with a ball.
3. An old couple are sitting on a bench.
4. Two girls are swinging happily.
5. There is a recycle bin near the swings.

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🔍 Notes:

- All sentences use vocabulary from the box.
- Sentences are grammatically correct and describe the image accurately.
- The theme “Keeping Fit” is reflected through physical activity (playing, swinging).

Let me know if you'd like a version for younger learners or with simpler vocabulary!