The Runaway Red Ball
The first Word Detectives adventure. Read with support if needed, follow a familiar mystery and practise short requests.
Practise: Reading clues & making requests
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Six Everyday Words
Find six familiar words hiding across and down in the letter grid.
रोज़ की छह चीज़ें
WORDSEARCH ACTIVITY
A small challenge to try
Find the listed words in a letter grid.
Start here: Find BOOK, CUP, SOCK, DOOR, MILK and BIRD. Select from the first letter to the last. Words go right or down only; no backward or diagonal words.
BOOK, CUP, SOCK, DOOR, MILK और BIRD खोजें। पहले अक्षर से आखिरी तक चुनें। शब्द केवल दाईं ओर या नीचे हैं; उल्टे या तिरछे नहीं।
Say it together
I found the word BIRD. Pip is a bird.
कहें: “I found the word BIRD.” यानी मुझे BIRD शब्द मिला। फिर उस चीज़ के बारे में एक वाक्य बोलें।
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