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watering can
The scene explicitly includes it.
Beginner · Other / specialist pathway · English speaking and writing
Paragraphs and picture descriptions
Build a connected paragraph from a picture or imagined scene.
Original Kidemy beginner self-study unit · Learn the idea, try the practical activity and review your written answers. Practise spoken delivery with a teacher or proficient listener. Teacher-led course approval and booking are separate.
Learn the idea
Choose one main topic. Put related details together and use a sensible order, such as near to far or first to last. Do not invent a fact that a picture cannot show; phrases such as may be can mark a reasonable guess.
Worked example
Imagined scene: a child holds a watering can beside a pot. “A child stands by a plant. She holds a watering can. She may be about to water the soil.”
- State what is visible or given.
- Separate an observation from a guess.
- Keep all sentences connected to the scene.
Your written practice
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may be
May be signals uncertainty.
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a plant pot
The pot is part of the scene.
Write in your own words. A guardian or teacher should review this response.
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A slide stands near two swings. A child waits beside the slide. The playground looks quiet.
Check relevant detail, order and complete sentences.
Write in your own words. A guardian or teacher should review this response.
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Fact: the child holds a can. Inference: she may be about to water the plant.
A teacher checks that the inference follows a visible clue.
A scene in words
Draw a simple room or describe an imagined one. Write a short paragraph that a partner can use to sketch it.
Review with a guardian or teacher
- Include enough position words to help the partner.
- Keep details consistent.
- Identify an observation and a guess.
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