British Council LearnEnglish Kids: Classroom Actions and Instructions

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Vocabulary practice flashcards covering fundamental English classroom instructions and action verbs from British Council LearnEnglish Kids.

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<p>listen</p>

listen

To hear or pay attention to sound, indicated by placing a hand to the ear.

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<p>be quiet</p>

be quiet

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

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<p>sit down</p>

sit down

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

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<p>stand up</p>

stand up

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

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<p>jump</p>

jump

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

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<p>turn around</p>

turn around

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

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<p>clap</p>

clap

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

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<p>point</p>

point

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

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<p>touch</p>

touch

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

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<p>discuss</p>

discuss

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

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<p>sing</p>

sing

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

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<p>write</p>

write

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

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<p>colour</p>

colour

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

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<p>cut</p>

cut

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

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<p>tick</p>

tick

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

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<p>circle</p>

circle

To draw a curved ring around an item or letter.

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<p>underline</p>

underline

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

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<p>play a game</p>

play a game

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