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Activity 1
Learn about things on the playground.

Swings Slide Seesaw Climbing Frame

Treehouse Sandpit Trampoline Basketball Hoop

Monkey Bars Hopscotch Playhouse Skipping Rope

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Activity 2
C.
Match the word to the correct picture.

1. Treehouse
B. A.
2. Swing

3. Basketball Hoop

4. Trampoline

5. Seesaw D.

6. Playhouse

7. Monkey Bars
E.
8. Slide

9. Hopscotch

10. Climbing Frame F.

11. Sandpit

12. Skipping Rope K.

G.

H.
L.

I. J.

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Activity 3
Fill in the letters to complete the word, then practise writing the full word.

Sk p g

s ng R e

on e B rs ee a

B s tb

H p p co ch

ide S n it

C mb n

F m ee ou e

ra p l n P yh se

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Activity 4 Word Bank

Label the playground! Swing Treehouse Basketball Hoop

Slide Hopscotch Sandpit

Playhouse Monkey Bars Trampoline

Skipping Rope Climbing Frame Seesaw

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Answers C.
Activity 2

1. Treehouse: C B. A.
2. Swing: J

3. Basketball Hoop: A

4. Trampoline: K
D.
5. Seesaw: D

6. Playhouse: F
E.
7. Monkey Bars: G

8. Slide: E

9. Hopscotch: L
F.
10. Climbing Frame: B

11. Sandpit: H
K.
12. Skipping Rope: I
G.

H.
L.

I. J.

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Activity 3

Swing Skipping Rope

Monkey Bars Seesaw

Basketball Hoop Hopscotch

Slide Sandpit

Climbing Frame Treehouse

Trampoline Playhouse

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Activity 4

Treehouse

Trampoline Slide Swing Playhouse

Basketball Hoop Sandpit Monkey Bars Hopscotch

Climbing Frame Seesaw Skipping Rope

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