Mom: What are you doing, sweetie?
Child: I’m painting a picture, Mom! Look at my colours.
Mom: Wow, that’s beautiful! What are you painting?
Child: I’m painting a house with a garden.
Mom: That’s a great idea. What color is the house?
Child: The house is red, and the roof is brown.
Mom: Nice choice! What about the garden?
Child: I’m making the grass green and adding yellow flowers.
Mom: That sounds lovely! Are you using a brush or your fingers?
Child: I’m using a brush, but sometimes I use my fingers for the flowers.
Mom: Finger painting is so much fun! What colour are you using for the sky?
Child: Blue! But I need help with the sun.
Mom: Let’s make a big circle for the sun. You can use yellow for it.
Child: (Paints) Done! It looks bright and shiny.
Mom: Amazing! What else will you add to your picture?
Child: I want to draw a tree with apples.
Mom: Great idea! You can use brown for the trunk and green for the leaves.
Child: (Paints) Look, Mom! I added red apples too.
Mom: That’s fantastic. Your picture looks so colourful and happy.
Child: Thanks, Mom! Can we hang it on the wall?
Mom: Of course! Let’s wait for it to dry first. Then we’ll find the perfect spot for it.
Vocabulary List
- Paint [peɪnt] (verb/noun): To create a picture using colors.
Example: “I’m painting a picture of a house.” - Brush [brʌʃ] (noun): A tool with bristles used for painting.
Example: “I’m using a brush to paint the roof.” - Color [ˈkʌl.ər] (noun): A property of an object, like red, blue, or yellow.
Example: “The flowers are yellow.” - Circle [ˈsɜːr.kəl] (noun): A round shape with no corners.
Example: “Let’s paint a big circle for the sun.” - Trunk [trʌŋk] (noun): The main wooden stem of a tree.
Example: “Use brown to paint the tree trunk.”
Grammar Tip:
- Using Prepositions with Colors: Prepositions like in or with are often used when talking about colors.
- Example 1: “The sky is painted in blue.”
- Example 2: “I’ll paint the flowers with yellow.”
- Encourage learners to practice using prepositions to describe their work.
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Mom: What are you doing, sweetie?
Child: I’m a picture, Mom! Look at my .
Mom: Wow, that’s beautiful! What are you ?
Child: I’m painting a house with a .
Mom: That’s a great idea. What color is the house?
Child: The house is , and the roof is brown.
Mom: Nice choice! What about the ?
Child: I’m making the grass green and adding flowers.
Mom: That sounds lovely! Are you using a brush or your ?
Child: I’m using a brush, but sometimes I use my fingers for the flowers.
Mom: Finger painting is so much fun! What color are you using for the ?
Child: Blue! But I need help with the sun.
Mom: Let’s make a big circle for the sun. You can use for it.
Child: (Paints) Done! It looks bright and shiny.
Mom: Amazing! What else will you to your picture?
Child: I want to draw a tree with .
Mom: Great idea! You can use brown for the trunk and green for the .
Child: (Paints) Look, Mom! I added red apples too.
Mom: That’s fantastic. Your picture looks so and happy.
Child: Thanks, Mom! Can we hang it on the wall?
Mom: Of course! Let’s wait for it to first. Then we’ll find the perfect spot for it.