Pet Vocabulary
It says “woof”. What is it?
It's a dog.
What's the opposite of big?
Small.
Complete: “___ a dog.”
It's
Complete: “___ it a dog?”
Is
Complete: “Are they happy? No, they aren't. They're ___.”
Sad.
It has whiskers and says “meow”. What is it?
It's a cat.
What's the opposite of happy?
Sad.
Complete (talking about 2 mice): “___ small.”
They're
Complete: “___ they old?”
Are
Point to a classmate's drawing or flashcard and ask: “Is it beautiful?” Your partner answers.
“Yes, it is.” / “No, it isn't.”
It swims and lives in water. What is it?
It's a fish.
What's the opposite of beautiful?
Ugly.
Complete: “___ an old cat.”
It's
Answer: “Is it beautiful?” (yes)
Yes, it is.
Answer: “Are they ugly?” (yes)
Yes, they are.
Two small animals that love cheese. What are they?
They're mice.
What's the opposite of old?
Young.
Change to plural: “It's a cat.”
They're cats.
Answer: “Is it young?” (no)
No, it isn't.
Answer: “Are they beautiful?” (no)
No, they aren't.
It jumps and says “ribbit”. What is it?
It's a frog.
Say one full sentence using “ugly” about an animal.
Example: It's an ugly frog.
Change to singular: “They're fish.”
It's a fish.
Complete: “Is it big? No, it isn't. It's ___.”
small
Ask a question about mice being small.
Are they small?