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Vocabulary practice flashcards covering fundamental English classroom instructions and action verbs from British Council LearnEnglish Kids.
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listen
To hear or pay attention to sound, indicated by placing a hand to the ear.

be quiet
To stop talking or make no noise, indicated by holding an index finger over the lips.

sit down
To lower one's body onto a chair or seat.

stand up
To rise to one's feet from a sitting position.

jump
To push oneself up into the air off the ground using both feet.

turn around
To rotate one's body to face the opposite direction.

clap
To strike the palms of the hands together to make a sharp clapping sound.

point
To extend an index finger toward something or someone to indicate direction or show an object.

touch
To place a hand or fingers in physical contact with an object.

discuss
To talk and exchange ideas with someone, represented alongside a speech bubble.

sing
To produce musical vocal sounds or words with the voice, represented alongside musical notes.

write
To form letters, words, or symbols using a pencil or pen.

colour
To apply colour to an image or drawing using a crayon or coloured pencil.

cut
To divide, slice, or shape paper using a pair of scissors.

tick
To mark an item with a check mark to indicate correctness or selection.

circle
To draw a curved ring around an item or letter.

underline
To draw a straight line directly beneath a letter, word, or sentence.

play a game
To take part in a playful or rule-based classroom activity, depicted by rolling dice.