The task is to write an action word (verb) next to each picture that describes what the object does. Here's how to solve it:
Step-by-Step Solution:
1.
Car: The car moves or drives.
- Action word:
Drive
2.
Train: The train travels on tracks.
- Action word:
Travel or
Move
3.
Soccer Ball: The soccer ball is kicked or rolled.
- Action word:
Kick or
Roll
4.
Airplane: The airplane flies through the sky.
- Action word:
Fly
5.
Helicopter: The helicopter hovers or flies using its rotors.
- Action word:
Hover or
Fly
6.
Scooter: The scooter is ridden or driven.
- Action word:
Ride
7.
Boat: The boat floats or sails on water.
- Action word:
Float or
Sail
Final Answer:
```
Car: Drive
Train: Travel
Soccer Ball: Kick
Airplane: Fly
Helicopter: Hover
Scooter: Ride
Boat: Float
```
Explanation:
Each verb describes the primary action associated with the object in the picture. For example, a car is typically used for driving, so "Drive" is the appropriate verb. Similarly, a soccer ball is kicked during play, so "Kick" is the correct choice. This exercise helps children understand verbs and their relationship to objects and actions.
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